Even without Messi, the Spanish champion did not have a hard time and captured a quartet during 15 minutes in the second half. The Suarees twice, Grizzman and Dembla also celebrated. Disappointment from the crowd in Michigan.
No taxes, no problems. Six days before she opens the Spanish League season with a tough outing against Athletic Bilbao, Barcelona finished its Saturday night (between Saturday and Sunday) with a 0: 4 crushing on Naples in the second team meeting on US soil in three days.
The Spanish champion, who won 1: 2 in the previous game on Wednesday night in Miami, exploded on the Parthenopi with a quartet in 15 minutes early in the second half, also helped quite a bit by two embarrassing mistakes by the American judging team.
After a reset first half, Barca captured her first in the 48th minute. Luis Suares put a touchdown on Antoine Griezman, who was deep in difference. The flag was not hoisted and Alex Mert pushed the Frenchman's kick, but Soares stormed the rebound and scored.
By the 56th minute, Grizzman himself had already celebrated a premiere goal in Barcelona. This time, Jordy Alba got the ball over the defensive line and passed a width and the new striker rolled in front of a bare net. That gate broke Naples and she soon suffered another double.
Two minutes after the Grizzman goal, Soares got a ball on the extension and sent a huge kick for connections with a perfect performance and after five more minutes, Osman Dembla found the net at the end of a beautiful personal offer.
By the way, a pretty big disappointment was recorded from the crowd that came to the Big House in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The stadium, which in 2014 broke the crowds for a football game in the United States with over 109,000 spectators predicting Real Madrid and Manchester United, was nearly half empty and "only" 60,043 fans arrived, perhaps also due to the fact that the injured Lionel Messi remained at home. The dreams of breaking the audience record remain far from reality.
