Barcelona
Mallorca
Barcelona: 25. Szczesny, 4. Araujo R., 5. Martinez In., 24. Garcia E., 32. Fort H.( till 77'), 6. Gavi, 20. Olmo( till 62'), 19. Yamal( till 87'), 7. Torres F.( till 77'), 8. Pedri, 10. Fati An.( till 62')
Substitution: 16. Fermin(from 62'), 11. Raphinha(from 62'), 35. Martín(from 77'), 18. Pau Victor(from 77'), 21. de Jong F.(from 87')
Bench: 13. Peña I., 31. Kochen Diego, 2. Cubarsí, 15. Christensen A., 23. Kounde, 14. Torre P.
Mallorca: 13. Roman Leo, 2. Morey, 6. Copete, 21. Raillo, 22. Mojica( till 81'), 24. Valjent, 12. Samuel Costa( till 66'), 5. Mascarell( till 87'), 10. Darder, 18. Sánchez An.( till 81'), 17. Larin C.( till 86')
Substitution: 30. Domenech M.(from 66'), 3. Lato(from 81'), 16. Fernandez V.(from 81'), 9. Prats A.(from 86'), 28. Franch(from 87')
Bench: 1. Greif, 25. Cuéllar I., 32. Guijarro, 20. Chiquinho
Yellow Cards: Samuel Costa 25'
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The German tactician, who took charge of the club earlier this season, is set to continue his project at the Camp Nou for the long term
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The Catalan giants were relentless in attack but uncharacteristically inefficient in front of goal
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Lewandowski has been in sensational form this season, netting a remarkable 40 goals across all competitions
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It was Raphinha’s 15th goal of the season — and perhaps his most important yet
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The Guinea international delivered a masterclass in front of goal
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FC Barcelona Lose for the First Time in 2025 — But Advance to the UEFA Champions League Semi-Finals
16.04.25 00:55FC Barcelona suffered their first defeat of the calendar year, falling 3-1 to Borussia Dortmund in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final clash
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Barca now sit seven points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the table
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The Administrative Court has denied the request to suspend the original verdict