Barcelona ace Neymar scored twice as Barcelona cruised past Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp. The Brazilian was on hand to embarrass fellow countryman David Luiz as the former Chelsea defender endured a horrendous evening in Spain. Rik Sharma sorted the best from the rest during the Champions League clash at the Nou Camp... Barcelona . Marc-Andre ter Stegen 6.5: Called into action for the first time by Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the second half and dealt with the Swede’s powerful drive well, before fielding an Ezequiel Lavezzi strike too. One of the quietest evenings he will have. Dani Alves 7.5: Wound back the years to give everyone a reminder of why he was considered the best right-back in the world. Dazzling stepovers then a wicked cross for Neymar to bury. David Luiz takes on Paris Saint-Germain ace Javier Pastore during their match at the Nou Camp . Gerard Pique 5: Had little to do but shanked a couple of clearances horribly, which is out of character for the defender. Was also robbed by Ibrahimovic, though it came to nothing. Suffering a minor dip after a few months in which he has been at his very best. Javier Mascherano 6: Pique was the player assigned to deal with Ibrahimovic and Mascherano was left with little else to do, in a quiet evening for Barcelona’s defence. Javier Mascherano reacts during Barcelona's Champions League clash with PSG at the Nou Camp . Jordi Alba 6: Didn’t bother rampaging forward like you often catch him doing in La Liga. In theory that was to take care of Edinson Cavani, but the striker was extremely quiet. Sergio Busquets 7: Helped to snuff out the threat of Zlatan Ibrahimovic when the forward dropped into his midfield zone. Started a few Barcelona attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass. Ivan Rakitic 7.5: Contributed to Barcelona’s high pressing, caging PSG in their own final third. Physically fit enough to get back and help out in his own defensive quarters too. In games like these . Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic holds off opposition midfielder Pastore as the Catalan side breezed through . Andres Iniesta 9: Has not quite found his best rhythm under Luis Enrique but his amazing dribble to set up Neymar’s goal was pure Iniesta. Substituted at half-time for Xavi. Lionel Messi 6.5: Stayed wide on the right for a long while, conserving energy. Given his efforts against Valencia at the weekend, and in general during an extremely busy month, he can be forgiven. When he contributed to the game, it was with his usual quality, and whipped a strike inches wide of the left post in stoppage time. Argentinean wizard Lionel Messi dances his way through the Barcelona defence as they cruise through . Luis Suarez 6.5: Extremely unselfish. The Uruguayan did a lot of running and although it didn’t come to fruition on a personal level, he earned Neymar acres of space and Barcelona were rewarded. Huge applause when he was substituted. Neymar 9: Two clinical finishes here, and plenty of direct, dangerous running which makes him impossible to handle. Final ball when trying to set up his team-mates sometimes needs a bit more precision, but that will come. Brazilian Neymar grabbed himself two goals as the La Liga giants eased through to the next round . SUBS . Xavi Hernandez 6.5: The Camp Nou relishes every chance it gets to see this old legend, before he heads off into the sun at the end of the season. (By sun, read Qatar, although a deal has not been finalised). Sergi Roberto 6: A rare opportunity which was mainly useful for giving Sergio Busquets’ legs a rest. Pedro Rodriguez 6: This could be one of his last appearances at the Camp Nou, but didn’t have time to show off. PSG . Salvatore Sirigu 6: Could do nothing about the goals, but at least he had the perfect view of Barcelona’s calculated, technically excellent display. Gregory van der Wiel 3.5: Lost Neymar for the second goal – the Brazilian was his man – and was made to look a fool by him and Iniesta on more than one occasion. Gregory van der Wiel does his best to hold off the tackle of Barcelona's Jordi Alba at the Nou Camp . Marquinhos 4.5: His centre-back partner was in the spotlight for the goals, but he wasn’t even on the scene which was a crime in itself. Far from commanding – PSG would have looked a lot stronger had Thiago Silva been fit. David Luiz 5: It took less than three minutes for the Brazilian to end up in the book, after fouling Ivan Rakitic. Ten minutes later he was beaten for pace by Neymar, who broke the deadlock and killed the tie. Stepped up a gear in the second half – at least he cared. David Luiz puts his head in where it hurts as Psg take on Barcelona at the Nou Camp on Tuesday . Maxwell 6: Excellent defending prevented Messi from adding a third at the end. Given how little of the ball PSG had, it wasn’t an evening for showing off his attacking talents. Marco Verratti 6: Fired wide when well placed on the edge of the box in the second half. Brought a bit of spice to proceedings, but it was far from sufficient for Laurent Blanc’s side. Blaise Matuidi 6: Verratti and Luiz aside, looked like the only PSG player who really, truly cared. Put out a few fires, including a good tackle to halt a Messi surge, but that didn’t help while the rest of the side were falling apart. Blaise Matuidi has all eyes on the ball as he comes up against Barcelona's Alba during their clash . Yohan Cabaye 4: The former Newcastle midfielder’s presence on the pitch was barely noted. The game passed him by, so did Iniesta. Taken off after 66 minutes and deservedly so. Javier Pastore 3: Gave the ball away countless times in the first half. Looked on a different, albeit not necessarily better, wavelength than the other PSG players. Ruined one break in the second half with an awful through-ball, which flew straight to Ter Stegen. Pastore takes aim at Barcelona's goal as the Ligue 1 giants do their best to get back into the game . Edinson Cavani 4: Another sad night for the forward. Even before he was taken off, Barcelona’s half-time substitute Xavi had already had more touches of the ball than he had enjoyed in the entire game. Totally out of the action. Zlatan Ibrahimovic 4.5: The most danger he caused Barcelona’s defence was a stay arm that caught Mascherano square on the head. Had a point to prove to the jeering Barcelona fans but never looked like doing it. Former Barcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic attempts to take the ball round Argentinean Mascherano . SUBS . Lucas Moura 6.5: Fired over the bar when well placed as the game neared its conclusion. But for an injury, would have started and could have caused Alves some problems with more time. Ezequiel Lavezzi 6.5: Added a bit of pace, in place of Cavani, which the team was missing up front. Adrien Rabiot 6: Maintained the status quo.
Neymar scored twice as Barcelona eased through at the Nou Camp .
Brazilian ace did his best to embarrass fellow countryman David Luiz .
Former Chelsea defender endured a horrendous night in Barcelona .
Dani Alves did his best to earn a new contract as he impressed throughout .