Raphinha was the standout performer as Barcelona defeated Feyenoord 5-1 in a Champions League match at the rain-soaked Camp Nou. The Brazilian forward started the scoring in the third minute and added a second goal just before the hour mark, continuing his impressive form this season. His performance was notable given that he was not included in the Ballon d’Or shortlist, a decision that surprised many fans and analysts. Barcelona's attacking trio was in fine form throughout the match. Karim Adeyemi, who joined the club this summer, scored with a remarkable goal, while Lamine Yamal showcased his technical skills by scoring from a free-kick that slipped through a gap in Feyenoord's defensive wall. Gabriel Jesus, who recently signed with the club, made an immediate impact by scoring his first goal for Barcelona just two minutes after coming on as a substitute. Feyenoord managed to find some consolation with a late goal from Sem Steijn, but it was not enough to change the outcome of the match. Meanwhile, in another Champions League encounter, Stuttgart secured a 3-1 victory over Viking Stavanger. Ermedin Demirovic was the hero for Stuttgart, scoring a hat-trick within 12 minutes of the match. His first goal came in the 20th minute, and he added two more in the 26th and 32nd minutes, helping his team take control of the game. Viking Stavanger, making their debut in the Champions League group stage, responded quickly with a goal from Zlatko Tripic in the second minute of the match. However, they were unable to match Stuttgart's pace or intensity, and the German side ultimately secured the win. Demirovic's performance highlighted his potential as a key player for Stuttgart in the tournament.