Barbastro Vs Barcelona

Barcelona Dominates Barbastro with 4-0 Victory in Copa del Rey


On January 4, 2025, FC Barcelona secured a decisive 4-0 win against fourth-tier side UD Barbastro in the Copa del Rey, advancing to the Round of 16. 

The match saw goals from Eric García, Robert Lewandowski (who scored twice), and Pablo Torre. 

The game also marked the return of Ronald Araújo after a six-month injury layoff, as well as the debut of 16-year-old Toni Fernández. 

Despite administrative challenges within the club, Barcelona's on-field performance remained strong, showcasing their depth and talent. 

The victory sets a positive tone for Barcelona as they prepare for upcoming fixtures, including the Spanish Super Cup. 

Ronald Araújo Returns: Barcelona fans were thrilled to see Araújo back in action after a six-month injury spell. His commanding presence in defense ensured Barbastro failed to register a single shot on target.

Debut of Toni Fernández: The 16-year-old sensation made his first appearance for the senior team, impressing with his composure and quick passes.

Dominant Possession: Barcelona controlled over 75% of possession, effectively nullifying any threat from their fourth-tier opponents.

Barcelona manager, Xavi Hernández, praised his team's performance:
"We respected our opponents and played with intensity. Matches like these are important for giving opportunities to young players while maintaining our competitive rhythm."

The victory propels Barcelona into the Round of 16, where they will face stiffer competition. With upcoming fixtures in La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup, the squad's depth and form will be tested.

Fans' Reactions:

Barcelona supporters expressed excitement over the team's performance, particularly the return of Araújo and the potential of players like Fernández. Meanwhile, Barbastro fans applauded their team's effort and relished the opportunity to host one of Spain's football giants.

Barcelona continues to build momentum, showing why they remain a force to reckon with in Spanish football.



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