Barça did not appear in the final and paved the way for Real Madrid to win the Super Cup. No Barça footballer was even able to show pride except Fermín, when he came off in the second half.
He was overwhelmed at the beginning by the flood of Real Madrid chances and was fine at the end to avoid what could have been a scandalous rout.
He suffered a nightmare, again terrible as a center back. He was in the picture at 1-0 and 4-1 but his overall performance was also very poor.
He returned to the side and ended up sent off for a double yellow card, both for a foul on Vinícius, including a penalty. He has had better days, much better.
He had a couple of good defensive actions but his connection with the rest of the rearguard was null, drawing a fantasy world for Madrid’s forward line.
He participated a lot in the game, stepping on the Madrid field a lot, but at no time did he cause concern in the rival. In defense he suffered like his linemates.
He tried to stick to the ball and play it calmly, waiting for the spaces to be generated, but the duel ended in a loss between the lines without a hint of rebellion.
The Dutchman was never found, lost in the fog of mediocrity, and was missed by Barça, who lacked references.
The canary lacks shooting after the injury and it was noticeable. He barely had a couple of actions of merit before being replaced. He shot dangerously from the front before the break.
He acted as a fourth advanced midfielder but contributed very little to the game. His pressure was never convincing either. He saw yellow for protesting the penalty.
He wasn’t successful but he put the effort in, pressing and taking his usual unchecked moves. Lunin intentionally deflected a couple of shots.
He scored the goal of honor with a beautiful volley from the edge of the area, his third consecutive duel scoring, but in most of the plays he arrived late to the Madrid area.
He provided a dangerous shot and a couple of good steals.
Lunin thwarted a great play.
He put character with a strong entrance to Camavinga.