Matheus Fernandes, (Pedri, 73), N/A – Looked very confident on the ball and showed some neat touches. Looks like a player with big potential. AFP
BARCELONA RATINGS: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, 5 – In truth, he had little to do other than make two comfortable saves. He’ll be grateful for the clean sheet after his howler at the weekend. AP
Sergino Dest, 8 – He made good runs though was often bereft of options ahead of him. He gave Barca the lead with his first goal for the club when he showed tidy feet before slotting into the bottom corner. Reuters
Clement Lenglet, 5 – A feisty performance. He was strong in the challenge but again gave away needless free-kicks. On one occasion, he was lucky not to give away a penalty. EPA
Oscar Mingueza, 8 – A promising debut. He was solid in the tackle, composed on the ball, and showed great anticipation to snuff out attacks. Flicked on an Alena corner for Braithwaite to double the lead. EPA
Junior Firpo, 4 – Was guilty of slowing the game on too many occasions. It was difficult to tell whether he was disinterested or scared of making mistakes. AFP
Carles Alena 7 – Promising performance in which he protected the ball and got things moving quickly, though his runs were a bit predictable in the second half. Provided the corner that led to Barca’s second goal. AP
Miralem Pjanic 6 – Played in a more advanced role and did the simple things well, spraying short passes to those around him. Had little space to operate in. EPA
Pedri 7 – Played well and pulled the strings. Grew into the game just as Barca did, but linked the play well in the second half. AP
Philippe Coutinho, 6 – The was a customary effort from the edge of the box, but the Brazilian was unable to find a way through Kyiv’s defence. Barca looked more dynamic after he came off. EPA
Francisco Trincao, 7 – One of Barca’s most effective attacking players who on one occasion showed some lovely footwork to spin between two players before being brought down. AFP
Martin Braithwaite, 6 – Looked poor until he found himself in the right place at the right time to head home at the back post to double Barca’s lead. He scored another when he recovered from being pushed in the back to convert from the penalty spot. AFP
SUBS: Antoine Griezmann (Coutinho, 66) 8 – Looked incredibly sharp in a free role after coming on, first forcing Bushchan into a save before scoring Barca’s fourth with an emphatic finish. AFP
Jordi Alba (Lenglet, 66) 7 – Made an instant impact after coming on, crossing for Braithwaite to head at goal in a move that led to Barca’s third. Reuters
Riqui Puig (Pjanic, 65) 7 – Showed some great touches and vision around the Kyiv box – Barca looked more dangerous after he came on. Has definitely provided a strong case for more game time. EPA
Konrad De La Fuente, (Trincao, 83) N/A – Barca’s second US-based player, he did little wrong. Made sure of his passes and made one key delivery in particular. AFP
Matheus Fernandes, (Pedri, 73), N/A – Looked very confident on the ball and showed some neat touches. Looks like a player with big potential. AFP
BARCELONA RATINGS: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, 5 – In truth, he had little to do other than make two comfortable saves. He’ll be grateful for the clean sheet after his howler at the weekend. AP
Sergino Dest, 8 – He made good runs though was often bereft of options ahead of him. He gave Barca the lead with his first goal for the club when he showed tidy feet before slotting into the bottom corner. Reuters
Clement Lenglet, 5 – A feisty performance. He was strong in the challenge but again gave away needless free-kicks. On one occasion, he was lucky not to give away a penalty. EPA
Oscar Mingueza, 8 – A promising debut. He was solid in the tackle, composed on the ball, and showed great anticipation to snuff out attacks. Flicked on an Alena corner for Braithwaite to double the lead. EPA
Junior Firpo, 4 – Was guilty of slowing the game on too many occasions. It was difficult to tell whether he was disinterested or scared of making mistakes. AFP
Carles Alena 7 – Promising performance in which he protected the ball and got things moving quickly, though his runs were a bit predictable in the second half. Provided the corner that led to Barca’s second goal. AP
Miralem Pjanic 6 – Played in a more advanced role and did the simple things well, spraying short passes to those around him. Had little space to operate in. EPA
Pedri 7 – Played well and pulled the strings. Grew into the game just as Barca did, but linked the play well in the second half. AP
Philippe Coutinho, 6 – The was a customary effort from the edge of the box, but the Brazilian was unable to find a way through Kyiv’s defence. Barca looked more dynamic after he came off. EPA
Francisco Trincao, 7 – One of Barca’s most effective attacking players who on one occasion showed some lovely footwork to spin between two players before being brought down. AFP
Martin Braithwaite, 6 – Looked poor until he found himself in the right place at the right time to head home at the back post to double Barca’s lead. He scored another when he recovered from being pushed in the back to convert from the penalty spot. AFP
SUBS: Antoine Griezmann (Coutinho, 66) 8 – Looked incredibly sharp in a free role after coming on, first forcing Bushchan into a save before scoring Barca’s fourth with an emphatic finish. AFP
Jordi Alba (Lenglet, 66) 7 – Made an instant impact after coming on, crossing for Braithwaite to head at goal in a move that led to Barca’s third. Reuters
Riqui Puig (Pjanic, 65) 7 – Showed some great touches and vision around the Kyiv box – Barca looked more dangerous after he came on. Has definitely provided a strong case for more game time. EPA
Konrad De La Fuente, (Trincao, 83) N/A – Barca’s second US-based player, he did little wrong. Made sure of his passes and made one key delivery in particular. AFP
Matheus Fernandes, (Pedri, 73), N/A – Looked very confident on the ball and showed some neat touches. Looks like a player with big potential. AFP
