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·30 de noviembre de 2024
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·30 de noviembre de 2024
Barcelona were stunned by struggling Las Palmas on Saturday afternoon, going a third successive La Liga game without a win to throw open the door for Real Madrid in the title race.
Ex-Barcelona forward Sandro Ramirez put Las Palmas into a shock lead at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, where the Catalans were proudly celebrating their 125th anniversary. But while Raphinha restored parity in the score-line, there was an even greater shock when Fabio Silva put the Canary islanders back into the lead, which they managed to hold onto to claim a historic 2-1 win.
Barca lost left-back Alejandro Balde to a scary-looking injury in the early stages, but at least got the chance to welcome winger Lamine Yamal back off the bench for the second half.
Raphinha got Barcelona back into the game / Alex Caparros/GettyImages
Subs not used: Wojciech Szczesny (GK), Ander Astralaga (GK), Eric Garcia, Sergi Dominguez, Guillermo Fernandez, Dani Olmo.
Fabio Silva scored Las Palmas' second goal / JOSEP LAGO/GettyImages
Subs not used: Dinko Horkas (GK), Juanma Herzog, Ivan Gil, Adnan Januzaj, Manuel Fuster, Marc Cardona.
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