Joao Félix’s first goal with Barça! (Video)

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By: Manu Tournoux

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This Saturday, Joao Félix scored his first goal with FC Barcelona against Betis Sevilla.

Arriving at the very end of the transfer window, Joao Felix was a starter for the first time with the FC Barcelona this Saturday against Betis Sevilla. The Portuguese striker, who is looking to relaunch himself after a checkered spell with the Colchoneros and an inconclusive loan at Chelsea, wasted no time in getting noticed.

In the 25th minute, the Portuguese striker opened his goal counter with the Catalan club by scoring from a tight angle following a well-constructed action by Joao Cancelo and Oriol Romeu. Seven minutes later, he cleverly let a through ball pass between his legs, leaving Robert Lewandowski to adjust the opposing goalkeeper for Barcelona’s second goal.

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Manu Tournoux

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