Barcelona claimed an important 4–2 away win against Slavia Prague in their Group Stage (Matchday 7) clash at the Fortuna Arena in Prague.
The Czech side took an early lead when Vasil Kusej bundled in a corner in the 10th minute to shock the visitors. Barcelona gradually worked their way into the game, and Fermín López levelled in the 34th minute before doubling Barcelona’s lead six minutes later with a brilliant strike.
Just before half-time, Slavia drew level again when Robert Lewandowski inadvertently turned the ball into his own net off a set-piece delivery.
In the second half, Dani Olmo restored Barcelona’s advantage with a stunning long-range effort in the 63rd minute, and Lewandowski redeemed himself by scoring in the 70th minute to make it 4–2, sealing the comeback victory for the Spanish champions.
👉 Final Score:
Slavia Prague 2 (Kusej 10’, Lewandowski OG 44’) — Barcelona 4 (F. López 34’, 42’; Olmo 63’; Lewandowski 70’)
Barcelona’s win keeps them firmly in the hunt for an automatic last-16 spot, while Slavia Prague will need a strong result in their final group game to stay in contention.
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