Fati, 16, puts Hazard in the shade

EDEN HAZARD finally made his debut for Real Madrid on Saturday, but the £150million summer signing was overshadowed by another record-breaking weekend for Barcelona wonderkid Ansu Fati. Fati, 16, became the youngest ever goalscorer at the Nou Camp, obliging in the second minute of his full debut and setting up the second goal as Barca won 5-2 against Valencia, who face Chelsea in the Champions League at Stamford Bridge tomorrow. It came a fortnight after Fati (right) came off the bench to become Barca’s youngest La Liga goalscorer in the win at Osasuna. Hazard, meanwhile, was off the pace as he came on for the last half an hour of Real’s nervy 3-2 home defeat of Levante. Neymar scored an overhead kick to give Paris SaintGermain an injury-time 1-0 victory over Strasbourg, but was booed throughout by his own fans at the Parc des Princes, having tried to force his way out in the summer. ‘It’s sad but I know that from now on every game I play will be an away game,’ he said. Napoli boss Carlo Ancelotti described Fernando Llorente as ‘the complete forward’ after the former Spurs striker set up Dries Mertens’ second in their 2-0 home win against Sampdoria. Napoli host Liverpool tomorrow. Shakhtar Donetsk could face Manchester City on Wednesday without their captain, Brazil midfielder Taison, who was knocked unconscious as the Ukrainian champions beat Zorya 4-3. Greek champions Olympiacos, who host Tottenham on Wednesday, thrashed Volos 5-0 at home.