Match Report: Barcelona vs. Copenhagen

omidbasir- **Joan Garcia (5/10):**
Garcia had limited options to thwart Copenhagen’s opening goal and was fortunate as VAR intervened after he struggled with a cross.

**Jules Kounde (7/10):**
Kounde delivered a solid performance, demonstrating strong tackling and providing a reliable outlet in possession.

**Pau Cubarsi (6/10):**
While a direct through-ball exposed the defense early on, Kubarsi recovered well and maintained solid defensive play thereafter.

**Gerard Martin (6/10):**
Martin experienced a generally comfortable match following an early warning shot from the opposition.

**Alejandro Balde (7/10):**
Balde made significant forward strides with the ball and effectively defended against Copenhagen’s occasional counter-attacks.

**Eric Garcia (5/10):**
Garcia posed an unexpected threat with his long-range shots in the first half but struggled in other facets of his game, resulting in his substitution at halftime.

**Dani Olmo (7/10):**
Olmo’s precise passing initiated the sequence leading to the equaliser. His agility in tight spaces enabled him to perform capably in a deeper role.

**Fermin Lopez (6/10):**
Lopez had a relatively subdued evening as most attacking opportunities were generated from the wings. He reverted to a deeper position in the second half, maintaining team rhythm adequately.

**Lamine Yamal (9/10):**
Yamal expertly assisted Lewandowski’s equaliser with a deft touch following a vigorous run. A fortunate deflection resulted in a goal for him, and his pass to Lewandowski for the penalty was exemplary. He was a key influence in the match.

**Robert Lewandowski (6/10):**
Lewandowski was presented with a chance to equalise shortly after Copenhagen’s opener but was somewhat wasteful in build-up play. Nonetheless, he managed to score.

**Raphinha (7/10):**
Raphinha converted a penalty with composure and showcased skillful flicks and tricks during play.

**Marc Bernal (5/10):**
Bernal displayed a more natural midfield presence compared to Garcia.

**Marcus Rashford (6/10):**
Rashford was characterized by direct running, culminating in a cleverly executed free-kick that contributed to the second-half comeback.

**Ronald Araujo (5/10):**
Araujo had a straightforward return to action as he resumed play following a mental health break.

**Marc Casado (N/A):**
Casado entered the match in the 79th minute with insufficient time to make a significant impact.

**Ferran Torres (N/A):**
Torres was substituted in the final 10 minutes to provide Lewandowski a rest.

**Hansi Flick (7/10):**
Flick’s side dominated possession, displaying resilience despite lacking luck in the first half. It felt as though Barcelona would secure the win, and they successfully advanced to the last 16, accomplishing their objective.