Barcelona's Lamine Yamal and Raphinha made history as they led their team to a 3-0 win over Aston Villa in the Champions League. Yamal scored the opening goal in the seventh minute, capitalizing on a mistake by João Gomes to become the highest-scoring teenager in the competition's history with 14 goals. Raphinha then sealed the victory with a second-half brace, taking him to 19 goals for the season in just 13 appearances. The win moves Barcelona level in the standings on nine points with Villa, who had won all three of their European matches heading into the meeting with the LaLiga leaders. Villa had their chances, but Barcelona's relentless press and the duo of Yamal and Raphinha proved too much for them. Raphinha's second goal was a true striker's finish as he got across his marker to turn home Cancelo's cross. He now has 23 Champions League goals for Barcelona, tied with Robert Lewandowski. Only Lionel Messi (120) and Luis Suárez (25) have more. Barcelona could have scored more, but Suzuki saved well from Fermín, while Yamal flashed a couple of chances wide. The win sets Barcelona up nicely for their next match against Atlético Madrid in LaLiga. For Aston Villa, the loss was a harsh lesson in the requirements it takes to beat Europe's finest. They were undone by defensive mistakes and wastefulness up front. However, they are still in control of their Champions League destiny and can learn from the experience.