FC Barcelona and Juventus Turin finished their friendly match 2-2 on Tuesday in Dallas, USA, in which Ousmane Dembele and Moise Kean scored two goals each.
France winger Dembele opened the scoring for Barcelona in the 34th minute, dribbling past Juan Cuadrado and Sandro before beating goalkeeper Szczesny.
But Juventus fought back five minutes later, an accurate cross from Colombian winger Cuadrado finding Kean which overcame Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
Barcelona nevertheless quickly regained the lead with a goal from Dembele, who punished a poor Italian defense.
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez made a series of changes at half-time, with Dembele making way for Brazilian new signing Raphina.
Despite a brilliant start to the half from Barcelona, it was Juventus who scored, Kean fending off a rebound in the net in the 52nd minute.
Barcelona had two chances to make things worse in the 68th minute.
First Raphina shook the crossbar with a free kick, then a shot from Ansu Fati hit the post.
Barcelona new signing Robert Lewandowski struggled to make an impression before being substituted midway through the second half.
