Following his team's 2-2 draw on Sunday night, Barcelona coach Xavi believed that his squad deserved to claim all three points against Granada.

To secure a single point, the visitors had to mount a comeback from a challenging 2-0 deficit, a situation exacerbated by Bryan Zaragoza's two-goal performance.

Nonetheless, Barcelona managed to salvage a draw thanks to goals from Sergi Roberto and Lamine Yamal, preserving their perfect start to the season.

Barcelona had initially taken the lead through Joao Felix, but the goal was disallowed due to Ferran Torres being in an offside position and deemed to have "interfered" with play.

"Just as the referee can rule out João Felix’s goal, he can also give it,” he said [via Barca Blaugranes]. "I think Torres doesn’t interfere; whether Ferran jumps or not, the ball goes to the same place. Who is he interfering with?”

It's undeniably a contentious call in what was a chaotic contest. Although Barcelona is still undefeated, they enter the international break three points behind Real Madrid and Girona in the standings.

Barcelona will next be in action on October 22 after the international break when they take on Athletic Club at San Mames in what will be a big test for Xavi's men.