El Barça Se Da Un Festín En Belgrado Al Ganar Al Estrella Roja Por 5-1

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Barcelona beat Estrella Roja this Wednesday to win 5-2 in Belgrade in the fourth round of the Champions League, which means that the Azulgrana team is in the first group, concretely in the sixth position, which da acceso directo a los octavos.

Defensa Íñigo Martínez (12) opened the party with a head goal, which Congolese Silas Katompa (26) countered.

Sin embargo, the Polish Robert Lewandowski sold a double (42 and 52) and, quickly, the Brazilian Raphinha (54) se sumó a la fiesta.

Fermín (75) closed the blue marker before the local conjunto’s disbelief, which was hoping to offer a more competitive image in front of an adversary who was returning to certify his aspirations to lift the European trophy. Una diana del Angolan Felicio Milson (83) acabó maquillando el resultado final.

Both Raphinha and Lewandowski have scored cinco tantos in four tournament matches, which put them in a tie between the top scorers of the Champions League tied with the Swede Viktor Gyokeres, from the Sporting Club of Portugal, and the English M Harry Kanich, from Bayern.

La afición serbia encendió una bengala en la grada, marca de la casa, en el conocido Pequeño Maracaná nada más sonar el hymno de la Champions. Después, se homenajeó a las víctimas de la dana en el sureste de España con un minuto de silencio.

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