Three things you might have missed from Osasuna 1-2 Barcelona
Barcelona are now just one step away from lifting the La Liga title after grinding out a 2-1 win over Osasuna, but apart from the result, the night in Pamplona had its own storylines that say a lot ab...
Three things you might have missed from Osasuna 1-2 Barcelona Barcelona are now just one step away from lifting the La Liga title after grinding out a 2-1 win over Osasuna , but apart from the result, the night in Pamplona had its own storylines that say a lot about the mood inside the squad. With three matches left, Barcelona sit comfortably at the top of the table with 88 points, holding a strong lead over Real Madrid. The equation is simple now – if Real Madrid fail to win their next game against Espanyol, the title will officially be heading back to Camp Nou.
The match itself was tight for long spells, but Barcelona found their breakthrough late on. In the 81st minute, Marcus Rashford delivered a precise cross from the right, and Robert Lewandowski timed his run perfectly to head home. Just five minutes later, the game was effectively wrapped up.
Fermin Lopez played a clever pass through the defence, allowing Ferran Torres to break free and finish calmly past the goalkeeper. It was a quick one-two punch that turned a tense game into a decisive result. On the night when Barcelona strikers were on the scoresheet, there were a few incidents that you might have missed.
Here are three such events. “Campeones” already ringing out Even though the title is not mathematically secured yet, the feeling around the stadium suggested it is only a matter of time. Barcelona supporters in the stands were already chanting “Campeones”, and the energy was clearly felt by the players on the pitch.