83Dzyuba (in) - Ari (out) (Spartak Moskva)
80Messi (Barcelona) scores!
Lionel Messi puts Barcelona ahead with a rare header, rising to turn in Alexis Sánchez's cross. Heartbreaking for Spartak, who have defended so manfully.- 78Jurado (in) - Källström (out) (Spartak Moskva)
77Suchý (Spartak Moskva) is shown a yellow card.- 75Romulo (Spartak Moskva) is shown a yellow card.
- 74Villa (in) - Tello (out) (Barcelona)
David Villa has scored in two of his three substitute appearances in the Liga this season. Will he strike again? - 72Messi (Barcelona) scores!
Scorer of the opening goal, Tello lays on Barcelona's equaliser. The 21-year-old retrieves an overhit cross at the back post, skips past the challenge of Aiden McGeady and cuts the ball back for Lionel Messi to tap in from close range. Can Spartak hold on for a point? - 64Alexis Sánchez (in) - Daniel Alves (out) (Barcelona)
- 59Romulo (Spartak Moskva) scores!
Seconds after Andriy Dykan keeps them on level terms, Spartak mount a deadly counterattack. Aiden McGeady, a threat throughout, runs towards goal and bides his time before slipping in Romulo, who brushes off a challenge and slides the ball across Víctor Valdés. - 46Makeev (in) - K. Kombarov (out) (Spartak Moskva)
The introduction of Evgeni Makeev for Kirill Kombarov is perhaps no surprise given that the latter was booked in the first half. 
The referee blows for half-time.- 44Emenike (Spartak Moskva) is shown a yellow card.
Emmanuel Emenike becomes the third Spartak player to be shown a yellow card. - 42Källström (Spartak Moskva) is shown a yellow card.
Tenacity has been a hallmark of Spartak's play so far, but this time it leads to the over-eager Kim Källström receiving a booking for a lunge on Pedro Rodríguez. - 34Song (Barcelona) is shown a yellow card.
Alex Song quickly follows Kirill Kombarov into the book, cautioned for obstructing the dangerous Emmanuel Emenike as he attempted to cross the halfway line. - 31K. Kombarov (Spartak Moskva) is shown a yellow card.
Kirill Kombarov is the first man in the referee's notebook, cautioned for bringing down Pedro Rodríguez in full flow. 
29Daniel Alves (Barcelona) scores an own goal.- 14Tello (Barcelona) scores!
The Azulgrana work possession from right to left, eventually finding Tello. The 21-year-old takes a touch to shift the ball onto his right foot and bends a shot past Andriy Dykan from the corner of the penalty area. - 12Song (in) - Piqué (out) (Barcelona)
Barcelona are forced into an early reshuffle as Gerard Piqué, hurt when shooting over a few moments ago, is replaced by summer signing Alex Song.
Graham Hunter, Camp Nou: The name adorning all the newspapers will be Lionel Messi, again, because his two goals in nine second-half minutes rescued Barcelona from a home defeat. But it was Tello, the young winger who provided a goal and an assist, who dragged the home team back into this. Kudos to Unai Emery and his men for a valiant display, particularly Ari and Emmanuel Emenike, but they have been denied what would have been a fantastic three points.