Spanish Copa del Rey

Barcelona vs Ceuta, 2010/11 Spanish Copa del Rey, Fourth Round

· 2nd Leg - Barcelona win 7-1 on aggregate
  • 2': Manuel Nolito
  • 7': Gabriel Milito
  • 49': Pedro
  • 63': Bojan Krkic
  • 67': Lionel Messi
FT
5 - 1
2nd Leg - Barcelona win 7-1 on aggregate
  • Red Card 25': Manuel Borges Vitor Moreno
  • 34': Casaseca Guzman

About

Barcelona are hosting Ceuta at Camp Nou, , Spain, starting on . The match is a part of the Spanish Copa del Rey.

Game Information

Competition: Spanish Copa del Rey

Venue: Camp Nou
Location: , Spain
Attendance: 55,000

Line-Ups

BAR Barcelona

No. Name
13 Pinto (GK)
21 Adriano
32 Marc Bartra Yellow Card
18 Gabriel Milito
19 Maxwell
14 Javier Mascherano
15 Seydou Keita
30 Thiago Alcantara
9 Bojan Krkic
27 Manuel Nolito
17 Pedro

CEU Ceuta

No. Name
1 Fock (GK)
20 Gonzalez Pepe Martinez
25 Manuel Borges Vitor Moreno Yellow Card
5 David Canas
16 Juan Antonio Zamora
14 Laranjeira Miguel Mendes Sandro
8 Victor Ormazabal
12 Juan Seguro
7 Casaseca Guzman
17 David Torres
11 Gilson Arauzo Silva

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