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Barcelona allowed a goal 3 minutes into their season

Related: Ever Banega is really good.

by Kim McCauley
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Barcelona vs. Sevilla, 2015 UEFA Super Cup: Pedro wins it for Blaugrana
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Well, that's probably not how Barcelona wanted to start the year. They went down to Sevilla just three minutes into the UEFA Super Cup thanks to this amazing free kick by Ever Banega. There's no faulting Marc-Andre ter Stegen here, that's an unstoppable shot.

(via @actualfutbol)

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