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David de Gea has praised Manchester United for defeating Barcelona in the Europa League, despite conceding an early penalty.

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Barcelona's Raphinha was left scratching his head after David de Gea not only stopped his long-range rocket - but plucked it out of the air with ease.The former Leeds United forward, who joined Barcelona for an initial fee of £50million in the summer, was looking to hit back after Marcus Rashford's equaliser but came up against an inspired Manchester United goalkeeper.Having lined up a strike from long range, the Brazil international got everything behind it but was left scratching the top of his head after it was easily dealt with.READ MORE: Marcus Rashford now being dubbed 'world's best player' who could win Ballon d'OrOne tweet said: "Raphinha's reaction to David De Gea just catching his 100mph shot is priceless."A second said: "Lol I actually laughed here. It was at this moment he knew he had to score." And a third chuckled: "Here come the memes."Who will progress after the second-leg? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Having scored an equalising goal after Jules Kounde put through his own net, the 26-year-old was furious to be subbed off by Xavi with the game ending 2-2.Having looked fuming while walking off, he punched and kicked the seat in front after finding his spot on the substitute's bench.His manager was then asked about the reaction, saying that he had indeed received an apology but hadn't called for one from the passionate star.Xavi said after the game: "I understand Raphinha’s frustration, I was also angry when I used to be substituted.

Barcelona bench as he went wild after his fuming reaction to being substituted. The Brazilian winger was visibly frustrated at seeing his number come up seven minutes after scoring an equaliser as he was taken off by manager Xavi in the 83rd minute of Thursday's Europa League 2-2 draw with Manchester United.

Manchester United and Barcelona shared the spoils in an absolutely thrilling contest at the Camp Nou.Marcus Rashford was magnificent yet again, scoring one and playing a major part in the other - an own goal from Jules Kounde - though the strikes were cancelled out by two ex-Premier League stars in Marcos Alonso and Raphinha.Despite failing to nab the victory, United put in a scintillating performance that was especially impressive considering it came against one of the most in-form teams in Europe - who by the way have only conceded seven league goals all season.Here, Daily Star Sport runs through the things we feel Erik Ten Hag got right and wrong on the night, starting with what he got right.READ MORE: Sir Alex Ferguson fumed at 'stupidest question ever heard' after Barcelona beat Man UtdWout Weghorst has surprised a lot of people since joining United last month, but no one could have expected him to produce a midfield masterclass at the Camp Nou.The giant Dutchman was deployed as make-shift No.10, providing much-needed physical protection while United were off the ball before streaming up to join Rashford in attack when they won it back.Despite lacking the technical quality of midfield opponents Frenkie de Jong, Pedri and Gavi, Weghorst looked every bit a natural out there, making Ten Hag's decision to play him in midfield look like a stroke of genius.Will Man United win the second leg? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.The transformation of Marcus Rashford under Ten Hag has been nothing short of jaw-dropping.The 25-year-old has now scored 14 goals in his last 16 games, a feat he could have barely even imagined achieving over the past couple of seasons.He's now turned into the superstar he

Manchester United's youth academy has produced more than £200m worth of talent - and they may regret letting some of them go.A number of the young Red Devils have gone on to become staples in the squad's first team, but others have moved onto new pastures in recent years. Stars such as Marcus Rashford, who is valued at more than £48m by transfermarkt, Anthony Elanga, said to be worth £22m, and the £4.4m rated Anthony Garnacho, have featured heavily in Erik ten Hag's United side this season.And Scottish midfielder McTominay, rated at £26m, also gets his fair share of starts at Old Trafford.