Barcelona ratings v Osasuna: Pique 8, Busquets 7, Frenkie de Jong 5

Xavi's struggling Catalans let three points slip from their grasp on Sunday

BARCELONA RATINGS: Marc-Andre ter Stegen - 6. Slow going down for the opening goal. Against a team with only one home win so far. Unsighted for Osasuna’s 86th minute second. Booked. AP

Ronald Araujo - 6. Could have marked goalscorer Garcia for Osasuna’s first. Shifted to right back as his defence went from three to four. EPA

Gerard Pique - 8. Unsteady start but became one of his side’s best players. Floored by a head-to-head challenge by David Garcia, but got back up to finish the game. AFP

Samuel Umtiti - 6. First game for seven months and an early badly hit back pass showed that. Derided by many Barca fans, but he improved. Booked. AFP

Sergio Busquets - 7. Played at the back of a midfield four and initially struggled. Looked to have handled the ball before a counterattack led to Barca’s second goal. When the game got very physical in the second half, he more than held his own. AFP

Frenkie de Jong - 5. Poor control early on. Played as the most forward midfielder but barley involved. Poor this season and linked with a move in January. Getty

Gavi - 8. Fantastic ball to Nico for the 11th minute opener. Seventeen years old and passed the ball around in a manner which would have made his boss Xavi proud. Headed ball away from his own goal a minute later. EPA

Nico Gonzalez - 7. Timed run for opening goal – his first in La Liga - perfectly. His first touch and finish were just as good. Also played a part in the second, passing forward to Dembele. One of Barca’s best performers. AFP

Luuk de Jong - 5. Jeered by his own fans in the clasico and not used in Xavi’s first games. But given the team hasn’t scored in three of five Xavi’s games, he got a chance. Hardly involved. Tried to make an overhead kick after 91 minutes but failed to connect. AFP

Abdessamad Ezzalzouli - 7. Barca’s maim attacking threat in first half. Cut in and took a shot after 23. Scored the second. AP

Ousmane Dembele - 7. Wide right and whipped a 37th minute free-kick in towards the front post. Magnificent cross for Barca's second. Dropped off in the second half and went off injured. AFP

SUBS: Oscar Mingueza - 6. On for Nico after 72. Came on as Barca’s back three shifted to a back four with 17 minutes left. Played at left back, despite being right footed. AFP

Philippe Coutinho - 5. On for Dembele on 81. Shot wide after 95. Ferran Jutgla - N/A. On for Ex Abde after 91. Another youngster, this one 22 and signed from Espanyol for Barca’s B team last summer, making his Barcelona debut in an injury hit squad. Getty

Barcelona's horror week had even more disappointment as they conceded a 86th minute equaliser to end up with a 2-2 draw away at struggling Osasuna on Sunday.

After losing at home to Real Betis last weekend and being thrashed by Bayern Munich on Wednesday, Xavi Hernandez's team could only manage a point against Osasuna, who are now winless in eight league matches.

What made the result tough to swallow was the manner of Osasuna's equaliser, coming late in the game after Nico Gonzalez and Abde Ezzalzouli, both 19, had set them on course for victory.

Instead, Chimy Avila drove into the corner to secure a draw for Osasuna after David Garcia had earlier levelled for them.

"Our young players are the positive but in general it's negative," manager Xavi said after the game. "The players who make the difference in the club right now are 17, 18 and 19 years old.

"It is good for the future of the club, but it says a lot about the current situation. They are so young that they cannot be expected to perform every week. It's a difficult situation that needs time and patience."

Barcelona player ratings for the match can be seen in the picture gallery above.