Barcelona dramatically came from behind to win 3-2 against a stubborn Valencia at the Mestalla stadium on Sunday evening to keep their LaLiga title hopes alive.
After a quiet, goalless first half, former Arsenal defender Gabriel Paulista opened the scoring for the hosts five minutes after the interval, before Lionel Messi netted a double either side of an Antoine Griezmann strike to complete the Spanish giants' turnaround.
Despite Carlos Soler's stunning late 35-yard strike, Barcelona held on, with the result leaving Ronald Koeman's side level on points with second-placed Real Madrid, and just two points off current leaders Atletico Madrid with just four games remaining this season.