Without Dembélé, Barça win the Gamper Trophy

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By: Manu Tournoux

Without Dembélé, Barça win the Gamper Trophy

FC Barcelona won the traditional Gamper Trophy played at Camp Nou on Tuesday. This time at the expense of Tottenham.

We must go back to 2012 and a short success of Sampdoria to find traces of a failure of Barça in its traditional Gamper Trophy played before each season at Camp Nou, in tribute to the founder of the club Joan Gamper. This Tuesday, after having supported the comparison for a long time, Tottenham finally cracked, beaten 4-2 in the Catalan lair.

In the absence of Dembélé, leaving for Paris, the Blaugranas made the difference through Lewandowski (3e), Torres (81e), Fati (90e) and Ez Abde (90e+3).

Skipp (24e36e) had a double for the Spurs sowed doubt in the minds of Barcelona, ​​but the men of Xavi had the last word in this meeting rich in opportunities.

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Manu Tournoux

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