FC Barcelona in general and Lewandowski in particular were successful in the first half to seal another league victory. This time, Sevilla is the guest of the goal spectacle offered by Flick’s Barça. He has already scored 33 goals in ten matches. More than three per game.
Twelve of them, which translates into a third, bear the signature of Robert Lewandowski, top scorer in the League with twice as many goals as Mbappé (6), second in the scorers’ ranking. García Pimienta’s men fought until decisive action.
Raphinha fell into the area when he felt Peque’s presence behind him and a controversy broke out. As always, the point of view depends on the sides. Barca’s bench saw the offense, while Sevilla’s bench exploded once the replay was viewed. Following that moment, Flick’s men escaped the pressure and devastated Sevilla with doubles from Lewandowski and Pablo Torre and a solitary goal from Pedri. Barça arrives as leader and three points ahead of the Classic.
Atlético remains third after beating Leganés in fits and starts. Simeone’s men remained stuck in the engine room and were overwhelmed on the sides from the first act, particularly on the left. Simeone had to turn around to highlight a supporting role, his son, who provided electricity to his team. He and a veteran central defender revived Atlético to come back and hold on to third place.
Here is the League standings:
- Barcelona: 27 points
- Real Madrid: 24
- Atlético de Madrid: 20
- Villarreal: 18
- Athletic: 17
- Mallorca: 17
- Bétis: 15
- Osasuna: 15
- Vallecano Ray: 13
- Celta de Vigo: 13
- Royal Society: 12
- Girona: 12
- Sevilla: 12
- Alavés: 10
- Spanish: 10
- Getafe: 9
- Leganes: 8
- Real Valladolid: 8
- Valencia: 6
- UD Las Palmas: 6
