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Araujo strikes late as Barca snatch win over Girona
Ronald Araujo struck at the death to snatch Barcelona a 2-1 win over Girona on Saturday and lift the champions top of La Liga.
The defender, sent on as an emergency forward, netted in the 93rd minute to give Barca a one-point lead on Real Madrid, who visit Getafe on Sunday.
Following two consecutive defeats Barca were only just able to edge Girona, 19th, thanks to Araujo's late goal.
Pedri Gonzalez slotted Barcelona ahead early on but Axel Witsel equalised with a superb overhead kick for a Girona side who came close to securing a deserved point.
Barca coach Hansi Flick brought Lamine Yamal back into the starting line-up after he recovered from the groin injury which kept him out of Spain's recent World Cup qualifiers.
The teenage winger also missed the 4-1 thrashing by Sevilla in Barcelona's last La Liga outing, which the Catalans were only just able to bounce back from.
With several players including striker Robert Lewandowski out injured, Flick handed a league debut to 17-year-old forward Toni Fernandez.
In line with the protest organised by the Spanish footballers' association against Barca's match against Villarreal in December which has been moved to Miami, both sets of players stood still for 15 seconds after the whistle blew for kick-off.
Barca took the initiative and earned a 13th minute lead through Pedri after Jules Kounde and Yamal combined well.
The winger fed Pedri, who dribbled into the box and casually passed the ball into the bottom right corner.
Girona, who finished in the top four two seasons ago but have struggled ever since, soon found a way back level.
Witsel produced a stunning overhead kick to equalise in the 20th minute and shock the hosts.
The minnows poured forward and found holes in Barcelona's high line several times to create danger.
Barca goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny made a fine save to deny Vladyslav Vanat as he charged through on goal.
Cristian Portu struck the post after getting in behind Barca's defence and then Bryan Gil blazed off target after darting through one-on-one yet again.
Marcus Rashford struck the crossbar with a free-kick at the other end before an entertaining battle reached the interval.
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Pau Cubarsi bundled home for Barca after an hour but the goal was ruled out because of a foul by Eric Garcia in the build-up.
Flick made a surprising double change, withdrawing star players Yamal and Pedri despite chasing the game, perhaps with Tuesday's Champions League clash against Olympiacos in mind, as well as next weekend's Clasico.
Paulo Gazzaniga made an excellent save at his near post to thwart Rashford as Barca turned the screw, with substitute Fermin Lopez making a notable impact.
Rashford wanted a penalty when Victor Reis caught him in the face with a swinging arm in the box but the referee waved away Barca appeals.
Flick sent on centre-back Araujo as a striker in the final stages in desperation and the Uruguayan delivered deep in stoppage time, finishing off Frenkie de Jong's cross to snatch three points.
Araujo ripped off his shirt in celebration as Barca claimed a victory which seemed improbable after a flat second half display.
A.Moore--AT