Dani Olmo is still 'sweet'! Score 3 goals in 3 League games after Girona-Barça (1-4)

FC Barcelona added its third victory in a row in LaLiga EA Sports with another resounding victory against Girona (1-4). Hansi Flick's men made up for the two defeats suffered last season against the team led by Míchel with a new remarkable collective performance, resolving the match as soon as the match resumed after the break. Dani Olmo, for the third consecutive game, was in charge of finishing the duel with a remarkable finish.

In the first arrival of the complement, the '20' threw a perfect diagonal warned by Jules Koundé. The Frenchman threw the long ball and the playmaker, using speed and technique, beat David López, taking advantage of Lewandowski's trademark drag with Blind. Despite having a low shooting angle, the Catalan took a furious right hand to break Gazzaniga's goal. A great goal that buried any hope of a comeback for the locals.

3 games... and 3 goals for Dani Olmo with Barça!

With his goal in Montilivi, Olmo extended his scoring streak with Barça. Since his debut in Vallecas on August 27, the playmaker has scored 3 consecutive goals in just 188 minutes of action. Against Rayo he came on after the break and revolutionized the game, scoring the winning goal (1-2) in the 82nd minute. In the win against Valladolid (7-0) it was a little more difficult for him to convert, since the goalposts denied him the goal on a couple of occasions.

Finally, the '20' was able to celebrate in the 82nd minute, just like he did against Rayo and just before giving up his place on the field to Pablo Torre. The start of the season has been unbeatable for the Catalan on his return home, creating a very effective tandem with Pedri in the midfield to partner with the Barça attacking trident. Barça has 15 points out of a possible 15 in the League, with an important contribution from Dani so far.

Dani Olmo left Montilivi with discomfort

The negative note for Olmo against Girona, however, was a muscle puncture that forced him to ask for a change before the hour mark. The playmaker noticed some discomfort in his hamstrings and did not hesitate to ask for a change, lying down on the grass. Although he retired walking under his own power, the signs of pain on his face are causing concern at Can Barça, waiting to perform the corresponding tests to determine whether or not there is an injury. Eric García entered in his place in a window in which Héctor Fort also entered, the only one yet to debut this season, for Pau Cubarsí.