translated from Spanish: Suarez gives Barcelona an unimaginable triumph with outstanding performance by Vidal

Barcelona claimed a win against Inter (2-1) that he could not even think he would get after his opponent would deplete it in the first half, but without finishing it, something that the Urug did Luis Suarez, who scored his team’s two goals in the second act.
At odds with the goal in the previous two ‘Champions’, the best version of Suarez appeared, which scored two goals that take his team to the top of the standings.
Inter will have a hard time digesting what he left to escape tonight at the Camp Nou, since after a big first half, he may have closed with a much wider score than the 0-1 with which they ended the first 45 minutes, he ended up losing the match.
Barca were saved from a good one in the first part, because Inter ate it in almost every respect. With the exception of a few good minutes of the Bluegrains before the 20th minute, in which the harassment ended with a high shot from Busquets, almost the rest of the first part was Inter.
And not so much for the dominance as for the security shown and the reliability in pulling the ball, even from its area, which sometimes ended up in dangerous kickbacks.
Barcelona was surprised in the 3rd minute, when Lautaro received long, surpassed the Brand of Lenglet and beat Ter Stegen (0-1). Barcelona did not panic, because he was already seen to be riding his pulse low and had a hard time accelerating it.
Inter, with a 3-5-2 already classic in the lineups of Antonio Conto, drowned Barcelona since creation with Ter Stegen. When the ball reached the midfield, a move was lost with nothing to scare the opponent.
Thus, the internists lived unburdened, while in the Barca nor the balls that Messi played generated no expectation to activate a team that was going at half gas and that its best weapon, the pressure and the rapid movement of the ball, did not appear.
The first shot of the Blue-sla-a-dots reached the quarter of an hour, in a headbutt by Griezmann.
Meanwhile, Inter didn’t think twice to throw backlashs on all flanks. Ter Stegen took a scare that nearly ended in goal, although the game was annulled by the outplay.
There were no gaps for Barcelona and when faced with an offensive action, up to eight Inter players swirled next to the area in two almost impregnable lines. Barca understood that it was going to be a very complicated match with few occasions for them.
In the 20th minute, Barcelona had its most insistent but unsuccessful moments in the face of the rival goal. After Busquets’ endangered shooting, Messi got another one in 25 with no consequences.
Inter scored 0-2, but I ended up unlocked offside.
Antonio Conte’s group pressed because he saw that the second could fall, as the Camp Nou was also imagining, which attended in disgust six minutes in which the blue-grain area was besieged.
In 33, Semedo landed on the ground to pull out a clear shot of Barella, which ended in the corner. In 37, Ter Stegen made the stop of the night before a headbutt of Lautaro, while in the 40 Sensi fired a powerful shot after coming very easily, he did not end up in goal but activated the first whistles from the stand.
Barcelona awoke from lethargy in the second half, in which he again ran into an opponent with almost no fissures, but the one he pushed further towards his area, even though that did not prevent Conte’s from making it easy, especially when they tried to get out with the ball under control or throw some counterpunch.
The intensity of Inter did not wane, but a change from Barcelona, with the entry of Arturo Vidal in 52 by Sergio Busquets, made the tempo of the match change. The Chilean, a minute from being in the field, already had the first chance, but his shot in the front hit a rival.
After a long move of Barca, slowly, the ball went from Messi to Griezmann, to finish in a center towards Luis Suarez, who from outside the area hit a volley that ended at the bottom of the tights (1-1).
It was 58 and Barcelona had achieved what seemed impossible, scoring a goal to an impenetrable inter defense, rocky and populated. In the 61st minute, shortly before being replaced by Dembélé, Griezmann had an unbeatable chance but his left-handed shot ended at the side of Handanovic’s goal.
Valverde had done well with the two changes at the moment, especially since Barca found its rhythm to an Inter that bet more on contention.
Messi left the play of the match for the final stretch, when he hit the ball to the left leg to the area, where he saw Luis Suarez unmarked and, after finishing a rival after a oriented control, scored the winning goal (2-1).

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