Impressive
Neto — 9
The Brazilian goalkeeper got the MOTM award after the final whistle and deservingly so. Neto made several crucial saves throughout the game, with Juventus not shying away from long-range shots and counters. His ball distribution, something he used to get criticism for, was on point as well.
Memphis Depay — 8.5
Having the 27-year-old upfront feels like a breath of fresh air. Memphis does it all — makes runs, creates chances, shoots, dribbles, and even sprints back to defend. The Dutchman barely put a foot wrong in the Joan Gamper clash and his first home game for Barcelona.
Yusuf Demir — 8.5
The youngster had a hybrid role against Juve and did very good despite the unusual tactics (switching between 4-2-3-1 and 4-1-4-1). Demir provided the assist to Memphis and created several other chances.
Yusuf looks very comfortable at the ball and is capable of playing with the back at the goal, a very important factor for someone in his position.
Alex Balde — 8
Out of all the subs that were made in the second half, Balde impressed the most. The full-back is very brave with the ball and isn't afraid of taking the opposing defenders.
In addition to that, Alex is rock-solid defensively, although he needs to work a bit on his positioning. But that comes with experience.
Poor
Sergi Roberto — 5.5
The La Masia played in midfield in a system with two pivots, which he's not too used to. Although he's had his fair share of good contributions, it's also true that he committed quite a few mistakes.
Either giving away the ball too easily, slowing the play down or forgetting about the players he was supposed to mark.