Slavia Prague – Barcelona, ​​Getty Images January 22, 2026, 12:06 AM

In the match of the seventh round of the main stage of the Champions League away from home, Barcelona won a strong-willed victory over the Czech Slavia from Prague with a score of 4:2.

The Czech team took the lead in the tenth minute through the efforts of Vasyl Kushay, but then in the middle of the half, Fermin Lopez equalized the numbers on the scoreboard, and in the 42nd minute he completed a double. Nevertheless, at the break the teams went for equality on the scoreboard — Robert Lewandowski cut the ball into his goal after a corner opponent.

In the middle of the second half, Dani Olmo distinguished himself with a beautiful goal from outside the penalty area, coming on as a substitute a few minutes earlier. Then in the 71st minute, Lewandowski recovered, putting the final point in the match.

Thus, Barcelona came close to reaching the top 8, and Slavia lost their chances for the playoffs.

Slavia Prague — Barcelona 2:4
goals: Kushey, 10, Levandovski, 44 (ag) – Lopez, 34, 42, Olmo, 64, Levandovski, 71

Slavia Prague: Stanek — Golesh (Vlcek, 46), Zima, Haloupek — Mozes (Dowdera, 46), Oscar, Provod, Sadilek, Sanyang (Cham, 72) — Khory (Schrantz, 65), Kushei (Khytil, 79)

Barcelona: Garcia — Kunde, Garcia, Martin, Balde (Araujo, 78) — de Jong, Pedri (Olmo, 61) — Bardaghi (Rashford, 61), Lopez (Bernal, 78), Diaz — Lewandowski

Warning: de Jong.