Barcelona vs Brest, Champions League – Final Score

Barcelona defeated Brest 3-0 at the Montjuïc Olympic Stadium on Tuesday, securing their place in the Top 8 with their fourth straight League Phase victory in this season’s UEFA Champions League. Hansi Flick’s squad eventually cruised to a quality victory at home to halt their mini-slump and move a little closer to an automatic position in the Round of 16. Barça was by much the stronger team throughout the night, but it took them 65 minutes to finally create a comfortable lead.

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🇪🇸 Barcelona 3-0 Brest 🇨🇵
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FIRST HALF

In just ten minutes, Barça took the lead when Robert Lewandowski scored the 100th Champions League goal of his career from the penalty spot after Brest goalkeeper Marco Bizot had fouled him inside the box.
From the start, the home team was far better than the visitors. They prevented the visitors from having any fun on the counter and played with great speed and accuracy when they were out of possession to retrieve the ball.

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The final third was the only problem for the last thirty-five minutes. Barça consistently missed the final ball to really break through the Brest defense, and they frequently wasted excellent opportunities to score more goals due to poor decisions or a lack of easy passes.
With a few key defender interventions and one or two huge saves by Bizot, Brest also avoided giving up a second goal, and the visitors were strangely still in the game as the half came to a close.

Barça gained an early lead and dominated the remainder of the half, but they were unable to build on their dominance and only had a one-goal lead coming into the half. After forty-five minutes, they were playing really well, but they needed to improve in the last third to guarantee the three points in the second half.

SECOND HALF

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As we approached the hour mark, the score remained 1-0. The second half began more or less the same way, with Barça maintaining their territorial advantage and playing some beautiful stuff until the final third. However, they either missed big chances, such as an effort by Dani Olmo inside the box that was cleared off the line, or wasted promising attacks with careless mistakes.
However, the Catalans persisted in applying pressure, denying Brest any room or breathing room. Eventually, their efforts paid off when Gerard Martín found Dani Olmo in the box with a beautiful ball, who ducked past a few defenders and beat the goalkeeper to increase Barça’s lead.

The Blanchegrana controlled the game and denied Brest any opportunities over the last twenty-five minutes. Alejandro Balde helped Lewandowski double his score with a stunning finish in extra time, and Barça easily won the game as the final whistle blew to guarantee all three points and a clean sheet.

The score doesn’t accurately reflect the game because Barça controlled from beginning to end and had the opportunity to

They could have easily scored five or six on a different night, but their lack of boxing efficiency prevented them from increasing the score. However, this was still a great win and performance, and Barça moves one step closer to earning a ticket in the Champions League Round of 16 automatically.

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Now that the two-game losing run is ended, Barça will play another home game this weekend to get back to winning ways in La Liga and completely revive the positive energy. Good job, boys!