Video: Lewandowski and Szczesny steal the show during Barcelona title parade with wild celebration | OneFootball

The streets of Barcelona were transformed into a sea of blue and red as the Blaugrana celebrated another league triumph with an open-top bus parade that lasted deep into the evening.

Thousands of supporters gathered across the city hours before the celebrations officially began, determined to welcome their players after Barcelona secured another La Liga crown. 

Music, flares and chants followed the squad throughout the route as fans packed balconies, roads and rooftops to catch a glimpse of the champions.

Different groups of players naturally became the focus at different moments during the parade. 

Towards the back of the bus, much of the attention centred around Robert Lewandowski and Wojciech Szczesny, with a large Polish flag displayed beside them as the bus made its way through the city.

Celebration antics

As such, Szczesny emerged as one of the main entertainers of the celebrations, appearing fully committed to enjoying every second. 

Carrying a red can in his hand, which he jokingly showed towards cameras to indicate it was only a soft drink, Szczesny spent much of the parade laughing, singing and interacting with supporters.

One particularly bizarre moment arrived when a supporter threw a packet of cigarettes towards the bus. 

Szczesny immediately picked it up, checked whether anything remained inside and casually placed it into his pocket, sparking laughter from players standing nearby.

Then there was Lewandowski

Lewandowski, meanwhile, appeared determined to enjoy every minute of what many supporters fear could potentially become one of his final major celebrations as a Barcelona player. 

Positioned at the front of the bus for most of the journey, the veteran striker spent long periods recording the scenes around him on his phone as thousands of fans chanted his name throughout the route.

At various points, he stopped to answer questions from reporters and even briefly switched roles by interviewing young Barcelona talent Roony Bardghji, encouraging the youngster to respond in Spanish.

While Lewandowski appeared slightly more restrained during the festivities, Szczesny fully embraced the party atmosphere from beginning to end. 

Together, the two Polish stars became some of the standout personalities of a celebration Barcelona supporters are unlikely to forget anytime soon.