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Monaco’s amazing goal in the Johan Gamper Cup after a disast.rous mistake by Barcelona player
86’ GOAL, Barcelona 0-3 Monaco (Mawissa): Monaco triple the lead on the counter-attack as a cross from the left wing finds Christian Mawissa all alone on the other side, and the winger curls a left-footed shot into the bottom corner.
57’ GOAL, Barcelona 0-2 Monaco (Embolo): Monaco double the lead as Takumi Minamino plays it through to Breel Embolo who finds the bottom corner.
50’ GOAL, Barcelona 0-1 Monaco (Camara): A stunning goal during a Barça goal-kick as Iñigo Martínez passes it to Marc Bernal while the youngster is looking away from the ball, and Mohamed Camara takes it away and finds the net to put Monaco in front.
News of Barcelona’s defenders being expelled after this strange goal, which will undoubtedly be classified as the strangest in the preparatory matches, made the Monaco players unable to stop laughing.
Monaco player Lamine Camara tricks the cameras and scores a strange goal against Barcelona that the match director could not score live.
Jules Kounde and Alejandro Balde occupy the two full-back slots for the hosts.
Meanwhile, Flick has opted for a very youthful midfield as Marc Bernal and Marc Casado, two of the biggest positives from the pre-season, pair up as the double pivot. Meanwhile, Pablo Torre, back after missing the AC Milan friendly, starts as the No. 10.
Robert Lewandowski leads the line as the centre-forward for Barcelona and will have support from the wide areas coming from Raphinha and new arrival Pau Victor, who has been the breakout star of the pre-season.
Intriguingly, the other summer signing Dani Olmo is not named in the squad list. Players like Eric Garcia and Pau Cubarsi, who returned to training only recently, are also left out.
