7 – 2
“Anthony Elanga levels it again for Newcastle with his second goal, keeping the tie alive at 2-2”
Pivotal“Lamine Yamal converts from the penalty spot after Raphinha is fouled by Kieran Trippier”
Pivotal“Fermín López extends Barcelona's lead to 4-2 with a clinical finish from Raphinha's through ball”
Pivotal“Robert Lewandowski heads home from close range following Raphinha's corner to make it 5-2”
Pivotal“Raphinha completes his brace with a right-footed finish to cap off a brilliant individual performance”
Outstanding performance

Barcelona delivered a stunning 7-2 victory over Newcastle United at Camp Nou to seal an 8-3 aggregate triumph and advance to the Champions League quarter-finals. The Catalans' attacking triumvirate of Raphinha, Robert Lewandowski, and Anthony Elanga for Newcastle produced a thrilling first-half spectacle that ended 3-2, before Barcelona pulled away decisively after the break. Raphinha was the star performer with two goals and multiple assists, while Lewandowski's second-half double put the tie beyond doubt. Despite Anthony Elanga's spirited brace keeping Newcastle in contention early on, their defensive frailties were ruthlessly exposed as Barcelona's relentless pressing and movement created chance after chance, ultimately overwhelming Eddie Howe's side in what became a Champions League classic.
How entertaining was this match?
After a dramatic 1-1 first leg where Lamine Yamal saved Barcelona with a 90th-minute penalty, the Catalans host Newcastle at Camp Nou in a winner-takes-all Champions League Round of 16 second leg. Newcastle dominated the first meeting but couldn't hold their lead, setting up a tense decider for a place in the quarterfinals.