Barcelona win again and are on the brink of La Liga | OneFootball

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Barça didn’t shine in Pamplona, but they still came away singing victory. With a header from Robert Lewandowski and a late strike from Ferrán Torres, Hansi Flick’s side won 2-1. As a result, Barcelona beat Osasuna and could be crowned La Liga champions tomorrow.

The Blaugrana had the first clear chance in the 21st minute of the first half with a long-range effort from Roony Bardghji that Sergio Herrera saved. Just past the half-hour mark, they nearly opened the scoring with a header from Alejandro Catena that would have been an own goal, but it just didn’t happen.

Osasuna responded, and with ten minutes left before halftime they had the clearest chance of the opening period. Ante Budimir took on Pau Cubarsí and João Cancelo. The home striker did everything right, but his shot hit the post. A little later, the Croatian tried from distance and Joan García just managed to palm it away.

With goals from Lewandowski and Ferrán Torres, Barcelona beat Osasuna and could be crowned La Liga champions tomorrow At the start of the second half, the visitors threatened again. Dani Olmo had his chance in front of goal, but the former Leipzig man sent it over the bar. That said, the home side also had theirs with a placed shot from Rubén García that Joan García got down to push away.

The draw felt like too little for Osasuna, who wanted a win to move closer to the international spots. However, with ten minutes left, the victory went to Barça. Patiently, Marcus Rashford floated in a cross and Robert Lewandowski powered a header past Herrera.

Once one went in, two more followed soon after. Fermín López threaded a perfect pass through. Ferrán Torres beat the opposing back line and finished across goal to make it 2-0. However, Alessio Lisci’s side restarted from the center circle and pulled one back with a precise header from Raúl García de Haro.

Barcelona did what they had to do this weekend and beat Osasuna 2-1. With this win, they moved 14 points clear of Real Madrid, who will be under huge pressure tomorrow to beat Espanyol if they want to keep the La Liga title race alive a little longer.

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