Raphinha - who has swapped flanks with Lamine Yamal - cuts in from the right and curls a slow strike just wide of the far post.

Gary Lineker was the last Englishman to play for Barcelona - he took just two minutes to score on his debut...

Raphinha races in down the right, squares across the box but Olmo hits the post!

Marcus Rashford comes on to make his competitive Barcelona debut, replacing Ferran Torres.

Gavi and 18-year-old left-back Jofre Torrents also come on in place of Pau Cubarsi and Alejandro Balde respectively.

Johan Mojica swings in a wicked free-kick, and Ferran Torres is at full stretch to clear the ball for a corner. Mallorca aren't giving in just yet!

Marcus Rashford is preparing to enter the action, as is Gavi.

Joan Garcia in the Barcelona goal has had precious little to do since the break.

Maybe it's just as well, considering the whack he took from Muriqi in the first half. Ouch.

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The Barcelona attackers are queuing up at the edge of the box, but Raphinha grazes the foot of the post with a low curling strike.

It feels like the floodgates could open if Barcelona manage to score a third.

Super save from Mallorca goalkeeper Leo Roman, who claws Dani Olmo's looping header off the goal line after parrying a shot from Eric Garcia.

As you'd expect for a team with a two-player advantage, Barcelona are dominating possession.

What you don't expect is a player to complete 100% of his passes, but that is exactly what Frenkie de Jong has done.

He's pretty good, isn't he?

It's all getting a bit heated.

Mallorca are furious with Ronald Araujo, who barges Mateo Joseph on the byline and the Mallorca man flies into the advertising boards.

Mallorca fans near the corner flag chuck scrunched up bits of paper at the Barcelona captain.

Ferran Torres should score - Lamine Yamal gets to the byline and cuts the ball back to the Barcelona striker, but his stabbed effort towards goal is deflected out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Barcelona get us back underway at San Moix.

A few substitutions at the break - Dani Olmo replaces Fermin Lopez for Barcelona, as Mateo Joseph, Dani Rodriguez and Omar Mascarell come on for the hosts. Mateu Morey, Pablo Torre and Takuma Asano make way.

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Could we see Marcus Rashford introduced in the second half?

Rashford adds depth to a Barcelona side heavily reliant on the Lamine Yamal-Raphinha-Robert Lewandowski trident last season.

Hansi Flick's side blew plenty of teams on their way to a domestic clean sweep, though their defensive frailties cost them in the Champions League semi-finals. Rashford said his new team-mates are motivated to right that wrong.

“You see how good they were last year but they have that motivation and determination to improve,” Rashford told The Rest is Football, external podcast. “They won so many trophies but everyone has forgotten about that now.”

Well this game is certainly in-keeping with recent history between Barcelona and Mallorca.

The Blaugrana are unbeaten in their last 18 La Liga matches against Mallorca, outscoring the islanders by 50 goals to 11.

Mallorca last claimed a league victory over their illustrious opponents in May 2009, which like today's match took place at San Moix.

The half-time whistle goes and there's a bit of a scuffle as the players head down the tunnel. Several Mallorca staff members head for Raphinha following that reckless late tackle on Morey.

Mallorca need to regain their composure - they face a huge task to come back from this.

Raphinha flies in with a wild challenge and takes out Mateu Morey. That was so late it could be a red, but the on-field decision of a yellow stands.

Lamine Yamal looks for the far bottom corner with a trademark curling strike, but the ball flies narrowly wide of Leo Roman's post.

Lamine Yamal ripples the side netting with a brutal half volley from distance - Leo Roman wasn't getting near that one.

Seven minutes have been added on at the end of this first half.