First-goal king – Barcelona superstar joint-leader for most opening goals in Europe | OneFootball

First-goal king – Barcelona superstar joint-leader for most opening goals in Europe | OneFootball

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·10 febbraio 2025

First-goal king – Barcelona superstar joint-leader for most opening goals in Europe

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Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski is proving that age is just a number as he continues to thrive this season, delivering performances reminiscent of his prime years.

The prolific striker has already netted an impressive 31 goals in 33 appearances, with 19 of those coming in La Liga. His scoring prowess has made him the league’s top marksman, cementing his position as a crucial figure in Barcelona’s title chase.


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To put things in perspective, Lewandowski’s ability to break the deadlock has been pivotal for the team. Out of his 31 goals, 11 have been the first strike of the match for Barça, underscoring just how decisive he has been.

His knack for opening the scoring ranks him among Europe’s elite forwards this season. Only Viktor Gyokeres, Erling Haaland, and Kylian Mbappe have matched this feat, each also scoring their team’s first goal 11 times.

A look at the scorers

Gyokeres has struck first in seven Portuguese league matches, twice in the Champions League, and twice in the Allianz Cup.

Matches where Lewandowski has scored Barcelona’s opening goal.

Haaland has opened the scoring in 10 Premier League games and once in the Champions League, while Mbappe has done so seven times in LaLiga, twice in the Champions League, and once each in the Spanish and European Super Cups.

Lewandowski’s consistency in delivering early goals has become a game-changer for Barcelona.

Lewandowski’s victims

Some of Lewandowski’s most memorable matches this season include decisive starts against Sevilla, Valencia, and Real Madrid in La Liga, as well as standout performances in the Champions League against Young Boys and Brest.

The Polish forward’s current form puts him just two goals shy of equalling the 33 goals he scored in his debut season at Barcelona. With his momentum, surpassing that milestone seems inevitable, showcasing his enduring brilliance on the pitch.

Lewandowski continues to be a cornerstone for Barça’s attacking strategy, proving that he remains one of the top forwards in European football.

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