European wrap: Barca win despite giving away three penalties at Levante

Barcelona claimed a La Liga stoppage-time winner to overcome Levante 3-2 after conceding three penalties at the Estadi Ciutat de Valencia.

Luuk De Jong headed home in the second minute of injury time as Barca extended their unbeaten league run to 15 games.

An incredible see-saw contest saw Levante take the lead through Jose Luis Morales' 52nd-minute penalty.

Two minutes later Eric Garcia handled and Roger Marti saw his effort from 12 yards saved by Marc-Andre ter Stegen, and Barcelona quickly hit the front through Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Pedri.

Gonzalo Melero levelled seven minutes from time from Levante's third penalty, before De Jong headed home Jordi Alba's cross to move Barca within 12 points of leaders Real Madrid.

Real Sociedad recovered from Guido Carrillo's third-minute opener to see off Elche 2-1, with Alexander Sorloth and Robin Le Normand on target before the interval.

Espanyol beat Celta Vigo 1-0 as Wu Lei grabbed an 89th-minute winner, while Ante Budimir's stoppage-time strike saw Osasuna home against bottom-placed Alaves.

Serie A leaders AC Milan saw their title hopes frustrated by a goalless draw at Torino.

Milan struggled to cut through a disciplined home defence and city rivals Inter will climb above them by winning their game in hand.

Ciro Immobile went top of the Serie A goal charts with a hat-trick in Lazio's 4-1 win at Genoa.

Italy striker Immobile made it 24 goals for the season after Adam Marusic had put the visitors ahead.

Immobile doubled Lazio's lead on the stroke of half-time and then scored either side of a Patric own goal.

Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic had previously been on top of the goal standings with 22.

Fiorentina stunned third-placed Napoli with a 3-2 away win.

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