Barcelona vs Espanyol LIVE Football Score 13 Feb 2022

Barcelona vs Espanyol LIVE Football Score 13 Feb 2022

Event details:
NAME: Espanyol – Barcelona
DATE: 13 Feb 2022
TIME: 20:00 UTC
VENUE: RCDE Stadium, Cornella, Spain

Espanyol is going head to head with Barcelona starting on 13 Feb 2022 at 20:00 UTC at RCDE Stadium stadium, Cornella city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga. Espanyol played against Barcelona in 1 matches this season. Currently, Espanyol rank 13th, while Barcelona hold 4th position. Looking to compare the best-rated player on both teams? ‘s rating system assigns each player a specific rating based on numerous data factors. On livescore you can find all previous Espanyol vs Barcelona results sorted by their H2H matches. also provides the best way to follow the live score of this game with various sports features. Therefore, you can Get real-time information on which team is dominating the match using the Attack Momentum Follow detailed statistics such as ball possession, shots, corner kicks, big chances created, cards, key passes.

The Espanyol midfielder isn’t talking about the early days as a kid away from home, alone and trying to make it in the most competitive career there is, the doubts accumulating in his mind. He’s talking about what he went through just 18 months ago, almost a decade after his professional debut; by then, he was captain of the club he left his family to play for. He doesn’t want to call it depression, but it sounds a lot like it, as he reveals the pressure and the fear, how the game took over his life, how he locked himself away and eventually accepted that he had to look for help, the best way to hold on to let go a little. Espanyol’s captain was 13 when he departed Mallorca to join the club’s youth system, leaving his family to live in a residency with dozens of other kids hoping to make it as footballers, the most competitive career on earth.

Fifteen years later, he’s the only one left. Not just the only one playing at Espanyol, preparing for Sunday night’s derby against Barcelona at Cornellá, but the only one left in Spain’s first division. At least he thinks so, sitting in the stands and gazing across the grass at their training ground in Sant Adria de Besos, heading out of the city towards Badalona. This is a place where youth development is impressive, where there is care and those coming through do get a chance — which is why his choice eventually came down to here and Villarreal — and Darder is where he started. But even he had to go away and come back again. The way he tells it, his journey is a reminder of how difficult it is to get there – and to stay there too. A conversation that takes in the humanity of a game and the inhumanity of it too.