Barcelona is making a habit out of embarrassing other team's defenders, as Los Blaugranas hardly broke a sweat to defeat Valencia today. But even if Lionel Messi managed to score a hat trick, his accomplishment was not enough to overshadow Luis Suárez's four-goal display, which should be more than enough to consider Barcelona as the first team to qualify to the Copa del Rey final.
Suárez bagged his first two goals of the evening in just five minutes, putting to good use a couple of assists by Neymar and Aleix Vidal.
Suarez's first goal, just after 7 minutes.
VIDEO: GOAL SUAREZ! 1-0. [beINSPORTS] pic.twitter.com/FihkmoCY0s
— Neymar Jr (@neystats) February 3, 2016
Five minutes later, the Uruguayan capped an amazing teamwork display.
Luis Suarez 2nd goal v Valencia https://t.co/7EFMHBsiNf
— Luis Suárez (@LSuarezInfo) February 3, 2016
As the game was nearing its final minutes, Suárez stepped up to shine again. Lionel Messi was about to claim one more Man of the Match award, but the Uruguayan striker had other plans and added a couple more goals to his tally. The former Liverpool man scored with a header that went straight between Matt Ryan's legs to make it 6-0.
¡HATTRICK de Suárez! (6-0): https://t.co/Uy0eXLVZtJ
— El Vídeo del Mister (@VideoDelMister) February 3, 2016
Finally, Suárez reached a personal milestone by taking advantage of Arda Turan's through ball to make it 7-0, scoring his first-ever La Liga poker.
Suárez. 4 goles el mejor 9 del mundo. https://t.co/SfCqKGeFyx
— Ex-Espn (@exespn) February 3, 2016
There are no words to express how amazed fans are by Barcelona's day-by-day displays, but they sure had the time to praise Suárez's skills, which have granted him 60 goals in just 77 games with Los Blaugranas.
Both Leo Messi and Suarez take home the match ball pic.twitter.com/xuJG8HhWHb
— Neymar Jr. (@NeyMarvellous) February 3, 2016
MSN scored 80 goals this season!
— infosmessi (@infosmessi) February 3, 2016
Suarez: 35 goals
Messi 24 goals
Neymar: 21 goals
The best trio in the world pic.twitter.com/GaQDADvJLA
When Messi and Suarez singlehandedly ruin your managerial career. pic.twitter.com/iAmPXwlsPu
— Soccer Memes (@SoccerMemes) February 3, 2016
I hate tweeting about former players, but Suarez is just too good to ignore. Like seeing your gorgeous ex with a billionaire.
— Kevin (@emptyMINDZ) February 3, 2016
Tonight:
— BreatheSport (@BreatheSport) February 3, 2016
Luis Suarez
Lionel Messi
3 weeks:
Play Arsenal...pic.twitter.com/SMiBoi7l6v
Suarez scores his 35th of the season while our whole team is yet to score 35
— Sahil (@HIL13M) February 3, 2016
4 goals for Suarez
— CapgunTom (@CapgunTom) February 3, 2016
Suárez with his fourth goal! He sure loves to face the English, be it on pitch or the sidelines.
— Rafael Hernández (@RafaelH117) February 3, 2016