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Lewandowski scored a brace in the win against Newcastle. |
Robert Lewandowski became the center of attention when he set a record for scoring against 41 different clubs in the Champions League, surpassing Lionel Messi's milestone of 40.
This historic milestone was achieved by the Polish striker in Barcelona's crushing victory over Newcastle United in the second leg of the round of 16. At home, the La Liga side won convincingly 7-2, thus concluding the two legs with an aggregate score of 8-3.
Barcelona started effectively. Raphinha opened the scoring early, but Newcastle proved hard to beat, with Anthony Elanga scoring two goals to keep the game level. However, the difference lay in the home team's ability to capitalize on their opportunities.
Marc Bernal and Lamine Yamal scored to give Barcelona a lead at halftime. In the second half, the game completely tilted in favor of the Catalan team.
Fermin Lopez scored another goal before Lewandowski shone with a brace in just a few minutes. These two goals not only sank Newcastle but also etched his name into Champions League history.
Lewandowski's 41st goal against various clubs is a testament to his consistency and class in top-tier European competition. He not only maintains a consistent goal-scoring record over several seasons but also demonstrates his ability to adapt to different environments.
Conversely, Newcastle ended their Champions League journey in a disappointing manner. After an exciting start in the first half, the Premier League representatives collapsed under the relentless pressure from Barcelona.
This victory extended Barcelona's streak of 11 consecutive knockout stage wins without losing the first leg. But above all, the performance at Camp Nou will be remembered as a historic milestone for Lewandowski, who further solidified his position as one of the greatest goalscorers in Champions League history.
Source: https://znews.vn/lewandowski-di-vao-lich-su-champions-league-post1636130.html










