Barcelona's 16-year-old forward Ansu Fati proceeded with his dangerous beginning to life in the primary group by scoring and giving a help as the La Liga champions whipped Valencia 5-2 on Saturday.
Objectives from Fati, Frenkie de Jong, Gerard Pique and two from Luis Suarez allowed Barca their second win of the period.
Kevin Gameiro and Maxi Gomez scored for Valencia, who endured their greatest destruction in more than three years in mentor Albert Celades' first game.
The triumph took Barca on to seven points after four games, while Valencia have four.
Fati, who turned into Barca's most youthful ever goalscorer two weeks prior by mesh at Osasuna, struck his first objective at the Camp Nou to give Barca the lead with under two minutes on the clock by crushing a go from De Jong into the net.
The objective had the harmed Lionel Messi smiling in profound respect as he viewed on from the stands however the adolescent had fans on their feet again five minutes after the fact as he dashed into the region and teed up De Jong to score his first objective for the club.
Valencia were playing their first game since proprietor Peter Lim took the unexpected choice to sack Marcelino, the mentor who had verified Champions League football twice and furthermore drove the group to triumph over Barca in a year ago's Copa del Rey last.
They pulled an objective back later in the half through Kevin Gameiro yet Barca returned flying at them after the interim.
Provoke packaged the ball into the net in the 51st moment after Antoine Griezmann had hit the post while Luis Suarez got twice in the wake of falling off the seat.
Making his arrival in the wake of getting harmed on the primary day of the period, Suarez flummoxed Valencia goalkeeper and previous partner Jasper Cillessen with two pounding completes, one which went in off the close to post, the other settling in the close to corner.
Overwhelming applause
Suarez was given a warm gathering by Barca fans yet it was nothing contrasted with the amazing overwhelming applause they provided for Fati, who heard his name recited by supporters when he fell off to clear a path for the Uruguayan.
"He (Fati) is enchanting the fans and making them extremely energized," said Sergio Busquets of the high school sensation.
"Each time a player like him blasts on to the scene he is contrasted with numerous players however we have to help him and given him a chance to keep on developing. Despite everything he should know about where he is and that it is so hard to make it."
Maxi Gomez got a reassurance objective in stoppage time for Valencia, who tumbled to their heaviest destruction since they were pounded 7-0 at the Camp Nou in 2016 when Gary Neville was in control.
"We can't overlook what has occurred over the most recent couple of days and how horrible it has been for a few," said beaten mentor Celades, who is in his first job as a senior first group mentor.
"This scoreline harms us a great deal yet we can just look forward and continue working and attempt to improve."
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