Robert Lewandowski saved FC Barcelona. This is how the Spaniards define its form
Robert Lewandowski gave Barcelona a victory in the last league round. The Spanish media gushes over his game and emphasizes one thing.
The last time has been good for Robert Lewandowski. The Polish striker is returning to his best form, which was confirmed by the match against Celta Vigo. During it, he beat the rival goalkeeper twice, and the Pride of Catalonia won 2-1. The 35-year-old’s good performance means that FC Barcelona can think about eliminating Napoli from the Champions League. This is what the Mundo Deportivo daily pays most attention to.
Good old Lewandowski is back
Spanish journalists believe that after Lewandowski’s first poor months this season, there is now a breakthrough. They suggest that this is a return to his best form at Barcelona.
– Robert Lewandowski’s two goals last Saturday couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. You can’t hope to conquer the big stage if your star is out of shape. The 35-year-old Polish striker is getting closer to the best version of himself as the Champions League approaches – writes “Mundo Deportivo”.
It is not without reason that a lot is written about the Champions League in the context of Barcelona. It may turn out that this is the only trophy that Blaugrana still has a chance for. Previously, the club was eliminated from the King’s Cup, it also did not win the Spanish Super Cup, and in the league competition it is eight points behind the leader Real Madrid. That’s why defeating Napoli in the 1/8 finals is so important.
It’s time to improve your shooting achievements
This season, FC Barcelona won its group in the Champions League, but Robert Lewandowski had problems scoring goals. So far, he has scored one goal in five matches. In previous seasons at this stage, his statistics looked completely different. Looking at all competitions in the current campaign, the Pole played in 33 matches, scoring 17 goals and 5 assists.
The first match between FC Barcelona and Napoli will take place on Wednesday, February 21. Starting at 9:00 p.m.
