Barcelona's comeback against Atlético Madrid in Round 5 was nothing short of remarkable, as the Catalan club fought back from two goals down to secure all three points and maintain their position at the top of La Liga.

The match started with Barcelona on the front foot, but Atlético were determined to prove that they weren't just another team in the league. They quickly took control of the game and went into the break leading 2-0 thanks to goals from Antoine Griezmann and Diego Godin.

However, Barca refused to give up and began to mount a comeback. The first chance came in the 67th minute when Lionel Messi found himself one-on-one with Atletico goalkeeper Jan Oblak, but he couldn't find the right spot to hit his shot.

But the pressure was on and the pressure was finally paid off for Barcelona. In the 88th minute, Lionel Messi received a pass from Gerard Piqué and ran towards goal, beating Oblak with a powerful strike to bring the scoreline level at 2-2.

The tension was high as the match entered extra time, but it was Barcelona who had the final say. In the 104th minute, Sergi Roberto scored a stunning free-kick to send the crowd wild and secure all three points for the Catalans.

It was a remarkable comeback by Barcelona, who showed their resilience and determination to come back from a two-goal deficit. It was a reminder of why they are considered one of the best teams in Europe, and they will be hoping to continue their winning streak in the coming matches.