Onderwerpe: Copa del Rey, Barcelona, Sevilla, Gerard Piqué, Antoine Griezmann
The veteran center back found the back of the net as time expired to level the tie for Barcelona. Martin Braithwaite would end up scoring the game-winning goal in extra time.

It was one of those heroic nights for Barcelona in their first do-or-die clash of the season, and even if Lionel Messi did not show up to lead his team, Gerard Piqué did step up to deliver quite a moment to remember for all Blaugrana fans.

With the game 1-0 and with only seconds left on the clock, Los Culés made the most out of a loose ball near Sevilla's box to send the game into extra time. Antoine Griezmann collected a shaky clearance by Diego Carlos, dribbled past the same footballer and crossed the ball into the 6-yard box. There, Piqué found the back of the net with a precise header to give Barcelona new life in the competition.

After Piqué's goal, Sevilla were unable to create any danger to Marc-André Ter Stegen's net, and a goal by Martin Braithwaite in extra time gave Barcelona to one more Copa del Rey title clash.

Have a look at Piqué's crucial header that sent the game to extra time (Image might be geo-restricted).