Barcelona pulled off a breathtaking comeback to beat Levante 3‑2 in their latest La Liga clash. The champions looked headed for defeat at halftime, trailing by two goals, before rallying to secure all three points.
Levante shocked Barcelona early when Iván Romero broke the deadlock in the 15th minute. The worry deepened during stoppage time in the first half when a penalty was awarded following a handball. Levante converted to go into the break with a confident 2‑0 lead.
The second half brought a complete turnaround. Pedri reignited the challenge with a long-range strike just minutes after the restart. Three minutes later, Ferran Torres volleyed home the equalizer. Barcelona continued to press and were rewarded in stoppage time when a cross from Lamine Yamal deflected off a Levante defender into the net, sealing a dramatic 3‑2 win.
This victory highlights the team’s mental strength and ability to respond under pressure. Manager Hansi Flick praised the team’s resilience and the impact of tactical changes at half‑time. The comeback also extended their unbeaten start to the season.
Despite the shaky start, Barcelona’s win maintains their hold on top of the table and builds momentum ahead of upcoming fixtures. Their ability to overturn a two-goal deficit reinforces their reputation as comeback specialists.
With confidence restored and form intact, Barcelona will aim to sustain this momentum through the early season stretch.
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