La Liga: Lionel Messi Scores Twice As Barcelona Draw 2-2 With Valencia

With the help of Lionel Messi, Barcelona came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Valencia at Nou Camp on Saturday.
Despite Barca dominating the game, Valencia was close to winning their first game in nearly three years in Nou Camp, but thanks to the Argentine who converted a penalty in the first half and drilled a 20-yard shot in the second half to tie the scores for the side.
However, in the first half, Rodrigo set off Gameiro for a scoring chance with a pass and he finished it to move Valencia ahead in the lead.
Mnutes later, Daniel Wass drew a penalty after Sergio Roberto pushed inside the area and Parejo converted the spot-kick for Valencia's second goal.
In the 39th minutes, Semedo drew a penalty for Bercelona after VAR showed that he was wrongly tackled inside the box, and Messi converted the spot-kick before his sensational equaliser from 20-yard after the break.
Barcelona remain atop in the table with six points clear closest rivals Atletico Madrid and its star player Messi now has scored in eight games in a row.
In the inverse, Valencia have only won one of their previous six league matches and have not won a match in Nou Camp since 2016.