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Messi set up defenseman Gerard Becky to score the second goal of the Spanish team, which has 13 points in five games and a difference that rivals can not compensate at the top of the group. PSV Eindhoven will close the group at the bottom of the standings.
Leader Luc de Jong scored for PSV Eindhoven, who was a Barcelona nerd for most of the game at Phillips Stadium, scoring three goals in the first half and missing many second-half chances.
Gaston Perero of Eindhoven, who started well in the Dutch team, had a bad pass from Ivan Rakitic, but his low shot was taken over by the post. A few minutes later, he hit the crossbar five meters.
Eindhoven also had a good time with two attempts from Barcelona in just one minute. Arturo Vidal was the unlucky player on both occasions.
Pablo Rosario repelled Fidel's attempt 12 meters before Angelino attacked the Chilean header who was on the way to the corner at the first opportunity.
But it was Barça who had to thank his luck before the break when De Jong's header left the crossbar to allow Dennysl Dumfries to keep the ball close to goal.
The Catalan team scored 61 minutes later thanks to another dazzling moment from Messi, who had received the ball at the edge of the penalty area. With four defenders around him, he managed to move forward and shoot a rocket into the goal.
The score became 2-0 while there was only 20 minutes left in the end when Becky transferred the unmarked pass from Argentina to Messi from a free kick at PSV Eindhoven.
De Jong took the lead in setting the stage for an exciting end to the match, but Barcelona managed to withstand intense pressure from the hosts.
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Messi set up defenseman Gerard Becky to score the second goal of the Spanish team, which has 13 points in five games and a difference that rivals can not compensate at the top of the group. PSV Eindhoven will close the group at the bottom of the standings.
Leader Luc de Jong scored for PSV Eindhoven, who was a Barcelona nerd for most of the game at Phillips Stadium, scoring three goals in the first half and missing many second-half chances.
Gaston Perero of Eindhoven, who started well in the Dutch team, had a bad pass from Ivan Rakitic, but his low shot was taken over by the post. A few minutes later, he hit the crossbar five meters.
Eindhoven also had a good time with two attempts from Barcelona in just one minute. Arturo Vidal was the unlucky player on both occasions.
Pablo Rosario repelled Fidel's attempt 12 meters before Angelino attacked the Chilean header who was on the way to the corner at the first opportunity.
But it was Barça who had to thank his luck before the break when De Jong's header left the crossbar to allow Dennysl Dumfries to keep the ball close to goal.
The Catalan team scored 61 minutes later thanks to another dazzling moment from Messi, who had received the ball at the edge of the penalty area. With four defenders around him, he managed to move forward and shoot a rocket into the goal.
The score became 2-0 while there was only 20 minutes left in the end when Becky transferred the unmarked pass from Argentina to Messi from a free kick at PSV Eindhoven.
De Jong took the lead in setting the stage for an exciting end to the match, but Barcelona managed to withstand intense pressure from the hosts.
