Thankfully, everything appears to have been resolved and Levante get the second half under way.

Barcelona have made one change at the break, with Andreas Christensen replacing Gerard Martin.

According to Premier Sports, the start of the second half has been delayed due to a medical emergency in the crowd.

Levante have conceded six first-half goals in five games, only Elche (8) and Rayo Vallecano (7) have conceded more in La Liga this season.

So far, so good from Barcelona.

As it stands, strikes from Xavi Espart and Lamine Yamal will send them three points clear at the top of La Liga.

Levante's Hugo Sotelo is booked for a tactical foul as Barcelona break away at speed.

Barcelona defender Gerard Martin is booked for pulling Levante forward Victor Garcia back.

Six added minutes at the end of the first half.

We haven't seen a lot from Anthony Gordon so far.

In fact the Englishman hasn't managed a single touch in the opposition box in the opening 44 minutes.

Barcelona could do with a quiet five-or-so minutes until the break.

The La Liga leaders have lost their concentration in recent moments and are offering some encourage to the home side.

Pedri almost costs his side a goal as he dwells on the ball inside his own area, allowing Levante defender Manu Sanchez to win possession and deliver a threatening cross to the back post.

It could so easily have been a different game if Levante had taken either of the chances that fell to Petar Ratkov and Roger Brugué earlier on.

Even though Barcelona are threatening in attack, they do look slightly vulnerable at the back.

We have our first hydration break of the match to combat the soaring heat in Valencia.

It has come at an ideal time for Barcelona, with the La Liga leaders 2-0 up and cruising.

There is a pause in play while Gerard Martin receives treatment after being caught by an elbow from Levante's Víctor García.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick wants the incident reviewed by VAR, and who can blame him with Martin left dripping with blood?

Is Raphinha the most in-form player in Europe right now?

That is eight goals and three assists in six games across all competitions this season.

He is the heartbeat of this Barcelona side.

Where do Levante go from here?

Barcelona have scored nine goals in the first half of La Liga matches this season.

That is more than any of the other 19 teams in the division.

Barcelona's Joan Garcia is called into action for the first time this afternoon as he denies Roger Brugue, although the strike from the Levante forward was far too tame.

Some slack passing from Barcelona allows Levante to win possession high up the pitch, but Petar Ratkov cannot sort his feet out quickly enough to get a shot away inside the area.