Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona: Former Reds Philippe Coutinho and Luis Suarez slammed by L’Equipe in famously harsh player ratings

Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona: Former Reds Philippe Coutinho and Luis Suarez slammed by L’Equipe in famously harsh player ratings
Barcelona players have been savaged in the media after they surrendered a three-goal lead to lose against Liverpool and miss out on a place in the Champions League final in Madrid.Divock Origi and Georginio Wijnaldum both struck twice as Liverpool stunned the LaLiga holders 4-0 in one of the competition’s greatest ever comebacks.The Reds will play the winner of the other semi-final between Ajax or Tottenham in the June 1 showpiece in Madrid.Luis Suarez endured a tough return to his former stomping ground2
Luis Suarez endured a tough return to his former stomping ground
There were a number of Barcelona’s superstar squad that turned in underwhelming displays and the international press were quick to highlight this with lowly ratings for a host of Ernesto Valverde’s players.French newspaper L’Equipe, who are known for being rather harsh, gave former Liverpool favourite Luis Suarez, who was booed all night for his first leg celebrations, a mark of just 2/10.His fellow ex-Red, Philippe Coutinho, was also slammed by the French media outlet with a 3/10 given to his performance.L’Equipe’s famously harsh ratings have been released for last night’s match2
L’Equipe’s famously harsh ratings have been released for last night’s match
Lionel Messi was the only player in the visiting line-up to be marked as high as 6/10, with the majority only being rated half that score.Barcelona-based newspaper Marca were, understandably, even more ruthless in their assessments of the team and they rate with a score of one-three stars, but ten of the players did not even get a mark.Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, Arturo Vidal, Sergio Busquets and Messi all collected a one-star rating. Madrid-centric Marcas front page carried the headline Fracaso Historico Historic Failure under a picture of the scoreboard at Anfield.Mundo Deportivos front page headline, meanwhile, simply read Sonrojo, which translates as Embarrassing.

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