Barcelona player ratings v Eintracht Frankfurt: Dembele 8, Aubameyang 6, Pedri 5

Catalans stunned 3-2 at Camp Nou to exit Europa League 4-3 on aggregate at the quarter-final stage

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  BARCELONA PLAYER RATINGS: Marc-Andre Ter Stegen – 5. Stunned to concede two inside the first 36 minutes, the first a penalty, the second one of the goals of the season from Borre which he stretched – but failed – to reach. Fine save on 57 after another counter from his compatriots, but Kostic’s second made it 3-0. Getty

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  Oscar Mingueza – 4. Kostic’s shot went through his legs for the Germans’ third goal on 68 – and with that Barca’s hopes of staying in the Europa League. Nightmare. But not for Kostic who has scored and assisted in two games this season – away to Barcelona and Bayern. Getty

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  Eric Garcia – 5. Made the foul which gave away a fourth-minute penalty. Booked for his troubles … before his team went behind to a more intense side who took advantage of Barca’s errors. Barca’s central defenders are an issue. EPA

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  Ronald Aruajo – 5. Moved up for a corner and had a half volley saved on 18. Couldn’t get close to Eintracht’s stunning second, but raced back to stop a 42nd minute attack. Weaker without Pique next to him. Said he was amazed to see so many away fans inside Camp Nou. EPA

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  Jordi Alba – 5. Found himself part of a back three as the Catalans had to shift tactics at 0-3 down. He’s been around a while – he’ll never have seen as many away fans as the 20,000 Eintracht support inside Camp Nou in a 79,468 crowd. "The atmosphere didn't help, it's a big error from the club,” said Xavi. “It's not an excuse, we weren't good over the tie, but in the dressing room we want to know how this happened." EPA

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  Gavi – 6. Huge game for the 17-year-old. Booked after 28 which meant he would have missed the first leg of the semi-final had Barca advanced. Which they were miles from doing. Barca were outdone tactically by Eintracht’s 3-4-3 formation. EPA

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  Sergio Busquets – 6. An uncomfortable night for Barca’s most experienced player and was nowhere as Kamada spun past him to shoot on 78. Offside when Barca thought they’d scored, but did score Barca’s first goal, a sweet strike in the 91st minute. EPA

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  Pedri – 5. His poorest game of the season. Substituted at half time with a pain in his leg. Big miss, but his passing was off beam and he was bypassed despite Barca having so much possession. AFP

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  Ousmane Dembele – 8. Crossed towards Aubameyang on 9 and did the same again on 47 as he was Barca’s most dangerous player. Booked in time added on. Reuters

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  Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 6. Headed over on nine and missed a better chance after again being set up by Dembele on 46. Barca are looking for centre forwards this summer. Reuters

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  Ferran Torres – 6. Played on the left of a front three and beat his man in a splendid 21st minute run. Attempted an overhead kick a few minutes later, but it didn’t happen against the ninth best team in Germany. Reuters

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  SUBS: Frenkie De Jong (Pedri 45’) – 6. Limited impact as the Germans deserved their place in the last four. EPA

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  Adama Traore (Aubameyang 61’) – 6. A threat on the wing. Reuters

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  Serginho Dest (Mingueza 61’) – 5. The back four became a back three. AFP

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  Luuk De Jong (Garcia on 69) – 6. On in a late, desperate attempt to rescue something for his shocked side. AFP

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  Memphis Depay (Torres 80’) – 7. Scored after 100 minutes to make it 2-3 to Barca. Then the whistle went for full-time.

Eintracht Frankfurt scored a major upset when they stunned hosts Barcelona 3-2 on Thursday thanks to two goals from winger Filip Kostic to march into the semi-finals of the Europa League.

Serbia international Kostic converted a fourth minute penalty and added another in the 67th with a low drive after Rafael Borre thundered in their second goal in the 36th for a 4-3 aggregate victory and a sensational win at the Camp Nou.

The Catalans, pre-match favourites after a first leg 1-1 draw in Germany last week, missed a couple of chances with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but were far less threatening than their opponents who could have added to their tally.

Sergio Busquets pulled a goal back for Barca with a powerful stoppage time effort and the Catalans scored again with a Memphis Depay penalty even deeper into stoppage time after Frankfurt's Evan N'Dicka was sent off. But they ran out of time for a third goal.

Eintracht, who last reached the semi-final stage in 2019 and are unbeaten away from home this season in the Europa League, will now face West Ham, 4-1 aggregate winners over Lyon.

Assessing the Barcelona performances from the Camp Nou, Andy Mitten has provided his player ratings in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.