- 48' R. Lewandowski
- 60' Lamine Yamal
- 69' Raphinha
- 85' M. Rashford
- 4' V. Dadason
Match statistics
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11 Blocked Shots 3
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17 Shots insidebox 2
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4 Shots off Goal 2
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13 Shots on Goal 1
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11 Shots outsidebox 4
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28 Total Shots 6
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10 Corner Kicks 1
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1 Offsides 6
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12 Fouls 11
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1 Yellow Cards 4
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683 Passes accurate 153
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761 Total passes 234
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0 Goalkeeper Saves 8
Match timeline
21 eventsKey moments
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4'
FC CopenhagenGoalby V. Dadason
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48'
BarcelonaGoalby R. Lewandowski
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60'
BarcelonaGoalby Lamine Yamal
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69'
BarcelonaGoalby Raphinha
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85'
BarcelonaGoalby M. Rashford
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Lineups
- 13J. Garcia
- 23J. Kounde
- 5P. Cubarsi
- 18G. Martin
- 3A. Balde
- 24E. Garcia
- 20D. Olmo
- 10Lamine Yamal
- 16Fermín
- 11Raphinha
- 9R. Lewandowski
- 25W. Szczesny
- 31D. Kochen
- 4R. Araujo
- 26J. Torrents
- 17M. Casado
- 22M. Bernal
- 43T. Marques
- 7F. Torres
- 14M. Rashford
- 28R. Bardghji
- D. Kotarski1
- B. Meling24
- Gabriel Pereira5
- J. Suzuki20
- P. Hatzidiakos6
- M. Lopez15
- E. Achouri30
- M. Elyounoussi10
- W. Clem36
- J. Larsson11
- V. Dadason39
- R. A. Runarsson31
- O. Buur61
- M. Garananga4
- G. Ankamafio42
- V. Claesson7
- Robert16
- M. Madsen21
- J. Moalem29
- O. Hojer38
- Y. Moukoko9
- L. West49
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Match Recap
Barcelona Stage Stunning Comeback to Outclass Copenhagen 4-1 at Camp Nou
Barcelona delivered a masterclass in second-half football to overturn a half-time deficit and thrash FC Copenhagen 4-1 in their final Champions League group stage fixture at the Spotify Camp Nou.
The Danish visitors stunned the home crowd early when Viktor Dadason fired them ahead after just four minutes, capitalising on a rare defensive lapse from the Catalans. Copenhagen’s game plan seemed perfectly executed as they frustrated Barcelona’s attacking threats and took a shock 1-0 lead into the break.
However, the second half belonged entirely to the hosts. Robert Lewandowski restored parity three minutes after the restart, before Lamine Yamal put Barcelona ahead on the hour mark with a clinical finish that showcased his growing maturity on the European stage.
Raphinha extended the lead from the penalty spot in the 69th minute, and substitute Marcus Rashford capped off a dominant display with Barcelona’s fourth goal five minutes from time.
The statistics tell the story of Barcelona’s overwhelming superiority. The Catalans enjoyed 76% possession and registered 28 shots compared to Copenhagen’s modest six attempts. With 13 shots on target to Copenhagen’s solitary effort, Barcelona’s attacking intent was relentless, particularly after the interval.
Copenhagen goalkeeper made eight saves to keep the scoreline respectable, whilst Barcelona’s expected goals tally of 3.18 perfectly aligned with their clinical finishing. The visitors’ defensive discipline, evidenced by their five-man formation, couldn’t withstand the sustained pressure as Barcelona completed 683 accurate passes from 761 attempts.
This emphatic victory maintains Barcelona’s perfect home record in European competition this season and demonstrates their growing confidence under pressure. For Copenhagen, despite the heavy defeat, their early goal and disciplined defensive structure for 45 minutes will provide encouragement as they continue their European journey.
The result confirms Barcelona’s status amongst Europe’s elite, with their second-half transformation highlighting the squad depth and tactical flexibility that could prove crucial in the knockout stages ahead.