Barcelona Hit Racing Santander for Seven as Atletico Crush Osasuna
Raphinha scored three times and Barcelona stayed perfect in La Liga, while Atletico Madrid also won comfortably without injured forward Julian Alvarez.
- On Wednesday, Barcelona maintained its perfect Liga record, defeating Racing Santander 7-2 with Brazilian forward Raphinha scoring a hat-trick to lead the rout.
- Alongside Raphinha, Joao Cancelo, Gabriel Jesus, and Lamine Yamal added goals as the Catalans dominated, though goalkeeper Joan Garcia exited at half-time after slipping on a wet pitch.
- Following an early departure from the FIFA World Cup, Raphinha has now netted 11 goals in all competitions this season, demonstrating exceptional form throughout the campaign.
- Elsewhere, Atletico Madrid cruised to a comfortable victory against Osasuna despite missing injured forward Julian Alvarez, with Jonathan David, Lee Kang-in, Robin Le Normand, and Alex Baena all scoring.
- Atletico now sits in third place with 13 points, level with fourth-place Sevilla, as the team maintains pressure in the early-season Liga standings race.
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Barca hit Racing for seven as Atletico crush Osasuna
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Barcelona hit Racing Santander for seven as Atletico crush Osasuna
Catalan club win first seven matches of a season for the first time in its history
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