Celta Vigo annihilated Barcelona with a 4-1 crushing

Barcelona on Wednesday were shocked by an emphatic display  by the home side Celta Vigo after a wonderful start to the 2015-2016 premier division season

The Spanish giant fell behind in the 26th minute after ex-Barcelona player Nolito notched has fifth goal of the season with a superb curling.

At the 30th minute, Nolito made the assist of the second goal by nodding the ball to Lago Aspas after Gerard Pique made an erroneous mistake.

Celta were relentless and combined again for the third goal on 56 minutes by Lago Aspas

Neymar pulled one back at the 80th minutes before a subtitute John Guidetti clipped in three minutes later as unbeaten Celta Wrapped another triumph over their former boss Luis Enrique.

"I'm not happy to lose 4-1. I'll evaluate and analyse it but it's a test to show how difficult it can be," the Barca boss told reporters.

"All that remains is to congratulate Celta. They played a very complete game, in terms of effectiveness and their football.

"We suffered a lot in the individual battles - the first goal for Nolito went in the top corner but the second was our mistake.

"This result will be useful to tell us that it costs a lot to win - I prefer it when a team wins like Celta did, playing well. They're one of the more attractive [teams].

"We already knew if we committed mistakes we were going to be made to pay for them."

Luis Enrique:i was worried during 8-0 humiliation

Barcelona coach Luis Enrique feared his side would slip up in La Liga on Saturday, during their 8-0 rout of Cordoba.

It took until the 42nd minute for the league leaders to break through, with Ivan Rakitic putting them ahead - but the former Real Madrid and Barcelona midfielder feared the goal would never come.

Little did Luis Enrique know at the time, the opener would be followed by another seven.

"It's true that we are in really good form, but with each new game you have to create the type of chances that help you get those good results," Luis Enrique said.

"Today the result was a big one thanks to the efficiency we had.

"But up to the 39th minute, we had two or three clear chances and it looked like the ball didn't want to cross the line.

"We were all worried about this being one of those uninspired matches. But it wasn't like that.

"The goals from Ivan and Luis [Suarez] helped us to a 2-0 lead at half-time and in the second half the team performed at a high level, creating chances and being very effective.

"I'm happy because we grabbed three key points."

Suarez finished with a hat-trick at the Estadio Nuevo Arcangel, while Lionel Messi bagged a brace.

The 44-year-old coach said Barca have set the bar high, heading into their UEFA Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich.

"To arrive in the semi-finals of Champions League with the season we are having reinforces our strength a lot, but we have to back this up in a really difficult knockout tie," he said.

Barcelona have won their past two matches by a combined 14-0, while they have scored 20 goals without reply in their past five in all competitions.

They carry a 16-match unbeaten streak - 15 of which were wins - into their first leg with Bayern at Camp Nou on Wednesday, and have won 45 of 53 fixtures this season.