Article by Alexandru Tomuțiu – Published Wednesday, January 21, 2026, 11:29 p.m. / Updated Wednesday, January 21, 2026 11:30 p.m.
The unfortunate moment for Robert Lewandowski happened in the 44th minute, at a corner of the hosts. It was about the 2-2 goal.
PHOTO GALLERY. Robert Lewandowski scored an own goal and Slavia Prague laughed at him
The ball was sent into the small box of the Catalans, Chaloupek deflected and the ball hit the Polish striker, who was right behind him, and then ended up in the net.
A few minutes later, an edited photo appeared on the Instagram page of the Czechs, in which the Polish star appears in the shirt of Slavia. This one is cheerful and pointing at the camera.
“Lewandowski scores for Slavia. Who would have thought,” was the description chosen by the Czechs.
Slavia had opened the scoring in the 10th minute, through Kusej, and Hansi Flick's team managed to take the lead through the “double” signed by Fermin Lopez.
Starting teams in Slavia Prague – Barcelona:
Slavia Prague (3-5-2): Stanek – Holes, Chaloupek, Zima – Moses, Dorley, Provod, Sadilek, Sanyang – Chory, Kusej
reserves: Markovic, Rezek – Boril, Cham, Chytil, Doudera, Hashioka, Mbodji, Ogbu, Prekop, Schranz, Vlcek
Coach: Jindrich Trpisovsky
Barcelona (4-2-3-1): J. Garcia – Kounde, G. Martin, E. Garcia, Balde – Pedri, de Jong – Fermin, Raphinha, Bardghji – Lewandowski
reserves: Kochen, Szczesny – Araujo, Bernal, Casado, Cubarsi, J. Hernandez, Marques, Olmo, Rashford, D. Rodriguez, Torrents
Coach: Hansi Flick
