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Originally Published 2 months ago — by Athlon Sports
Robert Lewandowski is not playing in the Barcelona vs Real Madrid match due to a muscle tear in his thigh, ruling him out for several weeks. Despite his good form and history of scoring in El Clásico, he was omitted from the squad because of injury, and his absence has significantly impacted Barcelona's attacking lineup.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Barcelona secured a 3-0 victory over Brest in the UEFA Champions League, marking their fourth consecutive win in the League Phase and solidifying their position in the Top 8. Robert Lewandowski scored twice, including his 100th Champions League goal, while Dani Olmo added another. Despite dominating the match, Barcelona struggled with efficiency in the final third but managed to end their two-game winless streak and move closer to an automatic spot in the Round of 16.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Carlos Clos Gómez, the director of VAR for Spain's Referees Technical Committee, defended the decision to disallow Robert Lewandowski's goal for offside during Barcelona's match against Real Sociedad, despite controversy and criticism from players and fans. Gómez explained that the technology used is accurate, involving 10 additional cameras and tracking 29 points on each player, and emphasized that such decisions are routine in matches. However, his comments are unlikely to satisfy Barcelona, who believe the goal should have stood.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Barcelona's Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski have withdrawn from international duty due to injuries. Yamal is out for up to three weeks with a sprained ankle, while Lewandowski will miss 10 days with a back injury. Both players were instrumental in Barcelona's strong start to the season under coach Hansi Flick. The team recently suffered a 1-0 loss to Real Sociedad, ending a seven-game winning streak, with controversy over a disallowed Lewandowski goal.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick criticized a VAR decision that disallowed a "clear goal" by Robert Lewandowski during their La Liga match against Real Sociedad, which they lost. The VAR mistakenly identified Lewandowski's boot as offside, but Flick emphasized the need to accept the decision and focus on improving the team's performance. Despite the controversy, Flick acknowledged that Barcelona's own mistakes contributed to the defeat. The team will regroup during the international break before facing Celta Vigo on November 23.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Barcelona continued their impressive form with a 5-2 victory over Crvena Zvezda, marking their sixth consecutive win and maintaining their position as top scorers in both the Champions League and La Liga. Robert Lewandowski scored twice, nearing 100 Champions League goals, while Jules Kounde shone with three assists. Despite their attacking prowess, Barcelona faces concerns at left-back, with Gerard Martin struggling to adapt and limited options available if Alejandro Balde is unavailable.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Poland was eliminated from Euro 2024 after a 3-1 loss to Austria, despite the return of star player Robert Lewandowski in the second half. Coach Michal Probierz admitted the team missed its moment, while Austria's coach Ralf Rangnick praised his team's performance.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Robert Lewandowski returned from injury but couldn't prevent Poland's 3-1 loss to Austria in Euro 2024, leaving Poland at the bottom of Group D with no points after two matches.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Xavi was reportedly content with selling Robert Lewandowski due to his desire for a more energetic and involved attacker, which contributed to Joan Laporta's decision to part ways with the coach. Xavi also felt Lewandowski's attitude towards younger players was not conducive to their development.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Barcelona sacked head coach Xavi Hernández, who had plans to overhaul the squad by moving on key players like Robert Lewandowski, João Félix, João Cancelo, and Vitor Roque. Xavi's dismissal came after a trophy-less season, and sources indicate that Hansi Flick is set to replace him. Lewandowski, who wishes to stay, shares an agent with Flick, while Félix and Cancelo are set to return to their parent clubs. Roque, a recent signing, struggled for game time and may leave permanently if not retained.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Barcelona have decided to part ways with Xavi for next season, reportedly due to disagreements over his plans to offload five first-team players, including Robert Lewandowski and Joao Félix, which did not sit well with club president Joan Laporta. Incoming coach Hansi Flick intends to keep Lewandowski as a key player, and Laporta's good relationship with Felix's agent also influenced the decision.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Robert Lewandowski attributes Barcelona's recent improved performances to more intense training sessions and better physical preparation, emphasizing the need to continue this momentum after the break. He also highlights the importance of supporting and being supported by the young players in the team, as Barcelona looks to build on their potential with a mix of experienced and emerging talent.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Joao Felix scored against Atletico Madrid once again in a win for Barcelona, leaving his future uncertain; Xavi's fifth win against Atletico as Barcelona coach solidifies their top-four finish; Barcelona's youngsters and veterans shone in the victory, with Lewandowski's goal and two assists contributing to the win; Lewandowski's excellent form has Barcelona dreaming of a strong finish to the season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Robert Lewandowski shares a photo of Barcelona players celebrating their 3-0 victory over Atletico Madrid, capping off a successful week for the team, which also saw them secure a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals and rise to second place in La Liga. Lewandowski, who has been in good form, scored in both games. Barcelona's next match is against Las Palmas at the end of the month after the international break.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Barca Blaugranes
Barcelona and Napoli played to a 1-1 draw in the Champions League, with Barcelona dominating the first half and taking the lead through Robert Lewandowski, but Napoli's Victor Osimhen equalized. Lewandowski's strong goal-scoring form continued, while Osimhen capitalized on a defensive lapse to score. The tie is now finely poised for the second leg, with Napoli having the advantage of an away goal.