Barcelona put on a show as they swept aside Valencia 6-0, with Marcus Rashford recording his first goal involvement in La Liga during a lively performance at the Johan Cruyff Stadium.
The Spanish champions were ruthless, with Fermin Lopez, Raphinha, and Robert Lewandowski all scoring twice in a dominant display that could easily have produced more goals.
Rashford Starting his second match for Barça since joining on loan from Manchester United, Marcus Rashford delivered a standout moment in the 55th minute. His brilliant left-wing cross found Raphinha, who made it 2-0 just minutes after coming off the bench.
Rashford played 67 minutes, attempted two shots (both off target), and was heavily involved in several attacking moves — including one that led to Ferran Torres hitting the post.
Barça’s Goal Scorers On Fire as Fermin Lopez opened the scoring after connecting with a clever Ferran Torres pass and later fired in a stunning long-range goal for 3-0. Raphinha, a half-time sub, scored twice — his second goal rifled into the top corner. Lewandowski, also introduced after the break, tapped in from Dani Olmo’s assist and later chipped in a sixth, confirmed after a VAR review.
The England forward has yet to score for Barcelona but showed flashes of what he can offer. His assist, high work rate, and movement on the wing were positive signs for fans hoping he can reignite his form in Spain.
