- Lewandowski scored 35th goal of season
- Strike came in comeback win at Atleti
- Matches Messi record from 2020-21
AFPRobert Lewandowski matches remarkable Lionel Messi feat after scoring crucial goal for Barcelona in comeback win over Atletico Madrid
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Getty Images SportWHAT HAPPENED?
Lewandowski sparked the Barcelona comeback against La Liga title rivals Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano on Sunday, scoring a superb volley on the turn to bring the score back to 2-1. His team-mates did the rest as the La Liga leaders went on to win 4-2, and now the Polish striker can enjoy the milestone he reached in Spain's capital.
Getty/GOALTHE BIGGER PICTURE
The 36-year-old's 72nd-minute strike moved him to 35 goals in all competitions this term and he becomes the first player to reach that tally for Barcelona since Messi in 2020-21. The Argentine icon, who now plays for Inter Miami in MLS, went on to record 38 goals in what would turn out to be his final season at Barca.
Getty Images SportWHAT NEXT FOR LEWANDOWSKI?
The veteran forward will have no time to rest as he heads straight off to join up with the Poland squad during the international break. He will face Lithuania and Malta before jetting back to Spain for the title run-in with Barca, who are top ahead of Real Madrid on goal difference with a game in hand.
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