Koeman overdid it with Mingueza

A moment of tension arose between coach and player in the second half of Barcelona's 5-2 win over Getafe on Thursday.

Lionel Messi's two goals had helped put the hosts in a commanding position going into the break, only for Jose Bordalas' men to put them under pressure, both on and off the pitch, later.

A lot will be said about what happened when Barcelona were 3-2 up. Protecting such a slender lead, Ronald Koeman was furious that Oscar Mingueza was playing so far forward from his position on the right of the back three. The Dutch coach was so angry that he substituted the defender not long afterwards. Maybe it was a bit harsh.

Not much can put Messi off. Djene tried to push him for the first goal and got nowhere near him to get the rebound for the second. The Argentine showed his class by giving Antoine Griezmann the penalty that he'd won late on, even though he could've completed his hat-trick.

Sergio Busquets was the marvel of the Camp Nou in the eighth minute when he split the Getafe defence with a sublime pass from inside his own half. He's clearly still got plenty more to give in a Barcelona shirt.

From not getting off the bench against Real Madrid to starting against Barcelona, Take Kubo got the chance to impress at the Camp Nou. He was one of three current and former Blaugrana players in the visitors' team with Carles Alena and Marc Cucurella.

Sofian Chakla will want to forget this trip to Catalonia. The Getafe defender had a nightmarish moment when he diverted the ball past David Soria by mistake.

Clement Lenglet didn't have a great night either, picking up a yellow card and scoring an own goal in the first few minutes.