Barcelona vs Galatasaray LIVE: Europa League result, final score and reaction tonight

63 mins: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is on for Barcelona having replaced Memphis Depay. Jordi Alba drives the ball down the left wing and slots a cross into the six-yard box. Aubameyang is hovering near the goalkeeper but Pena gets in front of him to punch it away. The ball drops to Frenkie de Jong who hits one from range but Pena gets in behind this chance as well.

60 mins: Sergino Dest comes forward and makes an underlapping run to collect the ball. He takes it into the box, shimmies away from Marcao and then gets stopped by a covering Van Aanholt who knocks the ball behind for a corner.

57 mins: Close! Pedri slides the ball into the left side of the box where Dembele collects it and squares a pass to Adama Traore on the opposite side of the box. Traore rolls the ball onto his left foot and shoots but the effort is deflected behind for a corner.

54 mins: Akturkoglu weaves into the penalty area from the left side and cuts inside of Sergino Dest. He runs into Pique and gets closed down by Dest from behind losing the ball before he can lay it off to Mohamed.

51 mins: Adama Traore swings a cross into the box from the right wing but sends his pass straight into the arms of Pena.

48 mins: Patrick van Aanholt brings the ball down the left side and curls a pass into the Barcelona box. Sergino Dest intercepts the pass and Barcelona clear their lines.

Kick off: Xavi makes a triple change at half-time. Gerard Pique, Sergio Busquets and Osmane Dembele come on to replace Ferran Torres, Ronald Araujo and Nico Gonzalez.

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