Unbelievable yet perfectly true, from the magical La Liga. Barcelona went down in the home game against Cadiz with the air of 7 straight league wins and a 15-game unbeaten streak (their last loss in early December against Betis) to maintain impressions of exclusion from the 8 Europa League of Eintracht, however the finale found Cadiz making history.

The Andalusians not only faced off against Xavi’s team but also achieved a superb 1-0 win with a golden goal from Lucas Perez that allowed them to climb out of the relegation zone and even celebrated the first three points of their history as guests at camp noou .

It should be noted that with this defeat, Barcelona were 15 points away from the top, which means that champions Real have the opportunity to mathematically secure the title of champions in the next two games and with four games remaining until the final.

The game

With no ideas or collaboration in their game, Xavi’s players appeared in the first part and this was butter in the bread for Cadiz’s footballers, who were able to defend Lentesma’s home without…suffering.

Barcelona’s best moment of this period was a powerful shot from Dembele in the 38th minute, which was blocked by the Andalusian keeper with a double kick, while the biggest chance belonged to the visitors when Perez fired an amazing from an advantageous position in the 27th minute individual energy of Sobrino from the right, to the left of the right bar of Ter Stegen’s hearth.

The worst came early in the second half for Barcelona and particularly in the 48th minute when Ter Stegen twice prevented his home’s breakthrough on consecutive attempts by Sobrino from high up in the small space, but Lucas Pereth capitalized and sent the ball into the net .

From then until the 65th minute, Cadiz held the score easily, with the game catching fire in the final 20 minutes as both teams had chances to score. Barcelona managed several finals but those who went home stopped on the Cerberus Lentesma, culminating in his two impressive interventions in shots from Garcia and Obamayang in the last ten minutes.

On the other side, the Catalans’ backs were exposed and Cadiz had many opportunities to expose them even more, but either by failure (76′ Fernandez from an ideal position) or by… Ter Stegen (saved in 79′ Sobrino’s shot) or bad luck (latte in the 89th minute when Alejo crossed) didn’t score a second goal.

Nonetheless, the Andalusians celebrated a historic win (their first at the Camp Nou) after the referee’s final whistle that left them optimistic about the immediate future from the moment they unexpectedly climbed above the dangerous three-point zone.

BARCELONA: Ter Stegen, Dest (94′ Mingetha), Garcia, Langley (77′ Traore), Alba, Frankie de Jong (77′ Luke de Jong), Busquets, Gavi, Dembele, Depay (61′ Obamayang), too

CADITH: Lentesma, Para (76′ Akapo), Hernandez, Fali, Espino, Sanchez (64′ Alejo), Johnson (77′ Chust), Marie (64′ San Emeterio), Fernandez, Perez, Sobrino (82′ Artamentia)

The results of the 32nd game

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