Barcelona 2-0 Inter Milan: 5 Hits and Flops

#4 Hit: Luis Suárez

A menace to defend against Suarez was constantly harassing the Inter backline and was unlucky too

Although he didn't score, Luis Suárez should be commended for his individual display here. The Uruguayan, who has struggled in recent months for his regular goalscoring form, was a constant nuisance for Inter defenders to contend with.

It was his inch-perfect ball into Rafinha which created the opening goal, while he worked tirelessly both in-and-out of possession to maintain pressure on Inter while they attempted to play out from the back.

He skipped past Kwadwo Asamoah and Miranda with ease whenever he advanced forward with the ball, came close to scoring and on another evening, would have had more than a solitary assist for his efforts.

A game-high four key passes, eyewatering eight shots registered and suffering four fouls all suggest the same.