Barcelona players donned Ousmane Dembele shirts ahead of the Getafe match Stars including Lionel Messi wore the number 11 shirts back to front at Nou Camp

                                                                                           The 22-year-old had been out of action since November with a thigh injury and suffered another major setback in training last week.

He flew to Finland for surgery but has been rule out for six months with a hamstring tear.

in a show of support for the youngster, Barcelona FC tweeted: '#CourageDembélé. Keep your head up, Ousmane!'

La Liga English added: 'Not just a club, a family.' As well as Dembele, Luis Suarez is also facing an extended period on the sidelines, leaving Barcelona depleted of options in attack.

Boss Quique Setien yesterday commented on the ongoing speculation surrounding his side's attempts to bring in a new striker as cover for the injury-hit forward line.

Chelsea have drawn Ajax, Valencia and Lille in their Champions League group, Frank Lampard's side have only won one of their four matches so far this season

                                                                                              The Blues were not able to sign one anyone new in the summer as they are currently under a transfer ban. 
Lampard's side have only won one of their four matches so far this season. It was hard not feel sorry for Ajax when Tottenham's incredible comeback denied them a place in last season's final. Erik ten Hag's talented crop of youngsters beat Real Madrid and Juventus en-route to the semi-finals and Ajax have since lost two of the key men from that famous run.

Sadio Mane's 100th goal in English football extends Reds' lead at the top of the Premier League to 25 points

                                                                                             The Premier League’s top team beat the bottom team with a brilliant goal from second half substitute Sadio Mane, returning after injury. ‘We shall not be moved,’ the Liverpool fans sang delightedly, over and over again after their 1-0 win. They have earned the right to celebrate over these last 30 years of hurt. Storm Dennis frustrated them for a while and threatened to knock them out of their stride with the challenges it presented to their passing. And Norwich did their bit with some fine football of their own. But there is an inevitability about Liverpool winning these days. It is, after all, October 20 since they last dropped a point.