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Barca stroll into last 16

AFP, Madrid
La Liga leaders y I Barcelona comfortably secured their place in the last 16 of the Copa del Rey with a 3-0 win over third-tier Cartagena on Tuesday, to seal a 7-1 win on aggregate.
Cartagena threatened to embarrass their illustrious hosts when Zurdo struck the post midway through the first-half.
However, any hopes the visitors had of a famous victory were quashed when Pedro neatly swept home Martin Montoya's cross for his third goal of the tie.
Without a host of regular starters, Barca struggled to create clear-cut openings all evening but they were gifted a second goal 23 minutes from time when Mariano Martinez turned Cristian Tello's cross into his own net.
And Neymar rounded off the scoring with his sixth goal in his last
RESULTS
Elche 0 Villarreal 1 (Perbet 59)
Villarreal win 3-2 on aggregate
Osasuna 1 (Weligton 1-og) Malaga 1 (Eliseu 61) 3-3 on aggregate, Osasuna go through on away goals
Getafe 4 (Sarabia 2, Colunga 5-pen, Lafita 35, Lisandro 73) Girona 1 (Jandro 59-pen) Getafe win 4-1 on aggregate
Levante 4 (Simao 4, Garcia 18, Ivanschitz 50,
Camarasa 54) Recreativo Huelva 0
Levante win 4-1 on aggregate
Granada 0 Alcorcon 2 (Verdes 41, Nagore 82) 2-2 on aggregate, extra-time being played Barcelona 3 (Pedro 30, Mariano 67-og,
Neymar 87) Cartagena 0
three games when he headed home Andres Iniesta's cross three minutes from time.
"We played a well and were solid throughout out the game," said Barca
boss Gerardo Martino.
"I think we handled the game well, with respect for both the opponent and the people that came to watch."
Martino surprised many by playing Neymar for the full 90 minutes when many of his senior teammates were handed a rest.
However, the Argentine said the 21-year-old will return to Brazil on Thursday for 10 days holiday as he is suspended for Sunday's final game before the winter break away to Getafe.
"He won't play on Sunday so tonight was an opportunity to give him the 90 minutes.
And Martino also confirmed that he expects the injured Lionel Messi and Victor Valdes to be back training in Barcelona along with Neymar on January 2.
"During the two training sessions on the second we hope to have all the players back together, including those that are continuing to recover like Leo and Victor."