Ousmane Dembele has just scored an absolute screamer for Barcelona vs Sevilla and reminded fans just how talented he is.
The Blaugrana came into their Copa del Rey semi-final second leg tie 2-0 down, knowing they needed a big performance this evening.
Within 12 minutes however they'd halved the deficit thanks to Dembele's wonder strike.
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Lionel Messi played the ball into Dembele who was forced out of the box by Sevilla defenders. The Frenchman then took a touch before rifling a strike into the top left corner.
No goalkeeper in world football is saving that, Tomáš Vaclík didn't stand a chance.
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It's the first time this season Dembele has scored two games on the bounce and his last goal was against Sevilla ironically, in a recent La Liga showdown.
Fans have reacted to the strike and it's the kind of think they want to be seeing regularly from Dembele.
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Manager Ronald Koeman praised Dembele back in January and stressed how important is is for the 23-year-old to stay in form.
He stated per SportsMole: "[Dembele] is a player we need because we're missing Ansu Fati, who is also a striker who can play out wide. He gets in behind the opposition, he's good one-on-one...
"It's always important to have one who gets in behind to take advantage of the quality of Leo [Messi] and the midfielders."
Featured Image Credit: Premier SportsTopics: Football, Barcelona, Ousmane Dembele, Copa del Rey, Sevilla