While many had eyes glued to Arsenal’s hitting at Manchester City 5-1, there were several affiliation with other big big games in Europe.
After some major results that made Real Madrid slid in Laliga and Bayern Munich continued their Bundesliga on Saturday, they should have tried to use the results on some other giants.
Barcelona hosted Deportivo wanting to use her rival points at Espanyol.
While the two clubs in Milan met in San Siro on the last part of their derby – with the debut of Kyle Walker.
Read to see both games going.
Barcelona 1-0 deportivo
🐍 Full time! 🐍#Barçaalavés pic.twitter.com/t67Qypza4
– FC Barcelona (@fcbarcelona) 2. February 2025
Barcelona secured a 1-0 victory over Deportivo in Montjuic, closing the gap on La Liga Real Madrid leaders on four points.
Despite the fake screen, Blaugrana managed to throw out the victory thanks to Robert Lewandowski’s midst of the second half.
The first half was an awful affair, and Barcelona struggled to find her rhythm.
Their only notable attempt came from Pedrija, whose tame easily solved Owono.
In the meantime, Deportivo defended himself well, but failed to endanger the break, finishing half without registering a single shot on the target.
The breakthrough finally came in the 61th minute. The cross of Lamine Yamal rejected Tenaglius, perfectly falling for Lewandowski, who put home from the immediate vicinity.
Barcelona had an earlier chance of interrupting the deadlock. In the 57th minute, Balde’s rejected passage found Yamal, who placed Lewandowski for a header that came only wide, although the offsid flag was erected. Shortly thereafter, Yamal tested Owono with a strong shoot, but the Alaves’ guard made a top savings to keep his side in the game.
AC Milan 1-1 Inter Milan
AND #Derbymilano ends as a draw! #Forzainter #Derbymilano #Milanter pic.twitter.com/c6fikixvmm
– Inter ⭐⭐ (@inter_en) 2. February 2025
Inter and AC Milan played an exciting draw from San Siro in the last edition of Derby Della Madonnin.
Despite the dominance of the large parts of the match, Inter had to refuse from the goal to secure the proportion of prey.
Inter began the game Jarko, with goals with Federico Dimarc and Lautar Martinez excluded in the offsid first half.
Nejezurri has created numerous chances, but have failed them with a wasteful finish and a wooden building, which denied three times.
Against the game run, Milan took over the lead just before halftime. The powerful drive of Rafael Leaoa was parked by Yann Sommer, but Tijjani Reijnders responded the fastest, firing a jump into the roof of the net to put the rossoners in front.
Inter reacted with intensity after the break, but were repeatedly frustrated by the post and goalkeeper Milan Mike Maignan.
The efforts of Yann Bisseck, Marcus Thuram and Denzela Dumfries, hit Drvenica, while Maignan made several key savings.
As the clock marked, Inter pressure finally paid off. In the 93rd minute, Bisseck delivered the cross on the right, which Nicola Zalewski expertly strengthened his chest that Stefan de Vale had broken the home from close range, saving the well -deserved point for Inter.
