Barcelona Player Ratings vs Galatasaray as Lamine Yamal puts on a Champions League show

Barcelona came from behind to beat Galatasaray 4-1 on Tuesday in the Champions League. It was another very impressive showing from the Catalans, so let's see how the players fared.

Defence Joao Cancelo - 8 The concerns that he is defensively suspect are rapidly vanishing. He was superb, putting in an assured performance in defence and attack, capped off with incredible attacking positioning on his goal.

Gerard Martin - 6 Passes the ball well but simply cannot keep up when the speed of play is at its peak and struggles against a well-executed high press like Galatasaray's. Wasn't too poor but not his best day.

Pau Cubarsi - 7.5 Cheerfully locked up Osimhen again - all in a day's work for the 19-year-old and began every attack with a great pass from the back. Eric Garcia - 6 Did well for the majority of the 90 minutes but was primarily at fault for the goal conceded as he cannot keep up with pacy wingers.

He needs to be moved back into central defence. Midfield Rodri - 7 Controlled the midfield well but was the other party at fault for the goal conceded, completely lost Batrakov in acres of open space.

Pedri - 8.5 Simply special, made one brilliant line-breaking pass after another. On another day he could have had three assists in that first half alone, plus the control of the match tempo alongside Rodri.

Fermin Lopez - 8 Energetic as usual, great diving header goal, good positioning. Did it all in attack, aside from a couple of poor turnovers, and coordinated midfield and attack well as always.

Attack Anthony Gordon - 6.5 Tale of two halves for the Englishman; first half contained mistimed runs, a missed sitter and inefficient pressing, with his slip starting the counter for the Galatasaray goal. However, he lit up the field for those 15 minutes of the second half, squeezing in a goal from a ridiculously tight angle and the pressing was much more effective.

Dani Olmo - 3.5 His finishing is one of his weakest traits and as a false 9/centre-forward, that glaring weakness was exposed. His ability in tight spaces was not required because Galatasaray were playing high and attacking.