FC Barcelona champion of Spain! Concert match by Robert Lewandowski

Line-up of RCD Espanyol (1-5-4-1): Pacheco - Gil, Montes, Gomez, Cabrera, Olivane - Melamed, Darder, Suarez, Braithwaite - Joselu.

FC Barcelona (1-4-3-3): ter Stegen - Kunde, Araujo, Christensen, Balde - de Jong, Busquets, Pedri - Rafinha, Lewandowski, Gavi.

Robert Lewandowski with double

The wards of Xavi in ​​this match had one goal - to close the topic of the championship of Spain. And already at the first minutes they made it clear that they were going to do it. Jules Kunde saw the yellow card very quickly, which made him tremble until the very end for a possible exit from the field. RCD Espanyol had no arguments against FC Barcelona speeding. Already in the 11th minute, Alejandro Balde fired a clean cross into the center of the penalty area, and Robert Lewandowski ran up to the ball and put it into the net, scoring his 20th goal of the La Liga season.

The pride of Catalonia was not going to stop. Although Luis Garcia’s players had a few opportunities to make neat moves, they did little. In the 19th minute, Martin Braithwaite shot over the crossbar, and a minute later the opponent suffered a blow on the right half of the field. Pedri fired a cross at Alejandro Balda, who was rushing down the left flank, and he physically outplayed Oscar Gil and scored the ball into the goal, making it 2-0.

FC Barcelona was aware that in addition to being the derby of the largest Catalan city, a victory in this match would secure the Spanish title. In the 24th minute, Robert Lewandowski could have taken a double, but Fernando Pacheco caught his shot with his fingertips. However, what lingers does not escape. The Pole received a second blow, but only in the 40th minute, when Rafinha shot into the net. The players went to the break with the score 0:3 in favor of the guests.

FC Barcelona champion of Spain!

The Espanyol coach tried to save himself with substitutions, but this did not help him. The parrots managed to carry out several actions, the most dangerous of which was a shot by Joselu a few meters above the crossbar. And Barcelona did their job. In the 54th minute, Frenkie de Jong gave a “cookie” header at the entrance to Jules Kunde’s box, and the Frenchman increased the score to 0-4, scoring his first goal in the colors of Catalan pride.

Xavi gave Ousmane Dembele and Jordi Alba a chance, replacing Rafinha and Ronald Araujo. The leaders of La Liga enjoyed the game, threatening Fernando Pacheco’s goal again and again, but Espanyol, despite having four extra goals, still could not be knocked down. Javi Puado threatened Marc Andre ter Stegen three times, once he managed to beat him with a cross, and the scoreboard was 1-4. Ansu Fati and Marcos Alonso replaced Gavi and Andreas Christensen, who were both injured.

This goal strongly motivated the wards of Luis Garcia, who attacked the German goal more boldly. Barcelona also attacked, and Robert Lewandowski was close to scoring a hat-trick. Until the end of the match, we saw some interesting actions of players from both teams, but only the hosts managed to turn one of them into a goal for Joselu. Thus, “Barcelona” won the derby in Barcelona with a score of 4:2 and won the 27th championship of Spain!