Watch three women fall over on live TV as they celebrate Barcelona's goal

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BARCELONA'S 3-3 draw with relegation-threatened Granada wasn't the only embarrassing moment for the club in this week's LaLiga action.

The crisis-hit side looked on course for a routine victory over the 19th-placed side when young star Lamine Yamal put them ahead in the 14th minute.

The fans celebrated Yamal's openerCredit: ESPN via X formerly Twitter

Before someone lost her balanceCredit: ESPN via X formerly Twitter

And pulled her friends downstairs with herCredit: ESPN via X formerly Twitter

The three were sent tumblingCredit: ESPN via X formerly Twitter

Before it disappears completely from viewCredit: ESPN via X formerly Twitter

The 16-year-old got on the end of a Joao Cancelo cross and volleyed home in front of an open goal.

And breaking the deadlock led to wild celebrations at the Olympic Stadium, where Barcelona play football while Camp Nou is being renovated.

Unfortunately for three fans, their celebration was one to quickly forget.

Fans on

One fan on the right held her arms out before she lost her balance and pulled her friend down next to her.

The fall caused a chain reaction, with the fan to her left also being dragged into the chaos of the party.

The LaLiga TV feed then immediately switched to a recording of the Barcelona players to spare the blushes of the fans involved.

Fans on

Yamal opened the scoring for BarcelonaCredit: Rex

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Another wrote: “Hahahahhahahaha, they literally fell off their chairs.”

A third posted: “Context: they fell for it.”

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While a fourth said: “She took them all.”

Granada managed to come away from Barcelona's temporary home base with a point, while Manchester United loanee Facundo Pellistri was able to get his share of goals.

The draw leaves Barcelona in third place in the league, with their title defense in jeopardy.

The Catalan club are ten points behind leaders Real Madrid, with head coach Xavi having already announced he will step down at the end of the season under the pressure of being Barca boss.