4 – 1
“Viktor Bjarki Dadason stunned Barcelona with a spectacular right-footed strike from outside the penalty area, giving København a shock early lead”
Pivotal“Robert Lewandowski restored parity for Barcelona with a composed finish early in the second half, settling the home crowd's nerves”
Pivotal“Lamine Yamal completed Barcelona's turnaround with a well-taken goal to put the hosts ahead for the first time in the match”
Pivotal“Raphinha converted from the penalty spot to extend Barcelona's lead and effectively seal the victory”
“Marcus Rashford added the finishing touch with a late goal to complete a comprehensive Barcelona victory”
Outstanding performance

Barcelona recovered from an early shock to comfortably defeat FC København 4-1 at Camp Nou, with the turning point coming when Robert Lewandowski's equalizer sparked a dominant second-half display. Viktor Bjarki Dadason's stunning fourth-minute opener from outside the box had silenced the home crowd, but the Catalans showed their Champions League pedigree with a clinical response. Lamine Yamal's winner early in the second half set the tone before Raphinha converted from the spot and Marcus Rashford capped off the victory late on. The result keeps Barcelona's European campaign on track while highlighting the gulf in quality between the Spanish giants and their Danish opponents.
Barcelona host København in a crucial Champions League finale at Camp Nou, needing a convincing victory to secure direct qualification to the Round of 16. With Barça sitting 9th and level on points with teams above, goal difference could prove decisive in this high-stakes encounter.