Barcelona maintained their unbeaten start to the La Liga season with a 5-1 victory over Villarreal but it's a victory that will cause concern for manager Hansi Flick as star keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen was stretchered off in tears before halftime due to a knee injury.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen is facing months on the sidelines after suffering a serious injury in Barcelona's 5-1 win against Villarreal.

Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen was stretchered off during the first half of Sunday afternoon's La Liga match against Villarreal due to what initially appears to be a serious injury. The German international landed awkwardly after gathering a high ball, and his cries of pain prompted teammates to urgently signal for medical assistance.

The first half of Barcelona’s trip to Villarreal has been enthralling. The LaLiga leaders lead 2-1 at the interval after a double from Robert Lewandowski, with Ayoze Perez having grabbed a goal

Hansi Flick has revealed he has given goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen "clear orders" to ensure there is not a repeat of his costly error in Barcelona's 2-1 defeat to Monaco. A misplaced pass ultimately led to Eric Garcia's early red card in Barcelona's Champions League opener - an incident which Flick admitted completely changed the game.

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick says he has moved on from Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s error in their Champions League defeat by Monaco on Thursday. In the 10th minute of the game at the Stade Louis II, Ter Stegen played a poor pass forward straight to Monaco’s Takumi Minamino,

The recent loss to Monaco left a lot to be desired from Hansi Flick’s Barcelona as it was their first defeat of the season. By the end of the game, the Catalan giants left a lot of unanswered

Barcelona boss Hansi Flick backed Marc-Andre ter Stegen despite a costly mistake against Monaco in the Champions League this week.