Two visits to the Camp Nou, 16 goals conceded

The newly-promoted side were taught a lesson by the reining champions on Sunday as the Catalans ran out 8-2 vicotrs on home turf, reminding Leo Franco's men of the challenge they face in stepping up to join the elite.

The visitors remained competitive during the first half, even managing to get on the scoresheet twice, but they faded badly after the interval.

An avelanche of goals fell after the restart without reply, with Barca eventually settling for eight, the same amount they scored the last time Huesca came to town.

That Copa del Rey tie ended 12-1 on aggregate, with Barca winning 4-0 away from home in the first leg, before a stunning display in the return fixture.

A hat-trick from Pedro, along with goals from Sergi Roberto, Andres Iniesta, Adriano, Adama Traore and Sandro Ramirez left the scoreline reading 8-0 with just seven minutes to go, though Carlos David struck late a late consolation for the visistors.