
The Brazilian forward’s shot appeared to deflect off teammate Pau Cubarsí before finding the back of the net, leading to questions about its legitimacy.
In a lighthearted admission, Raphinha remarked, "The first goal? I have apologized to Pau Cubarsí!"
While the goal was initially in doubt, VAR confirmed its validity, marking yet another highlight in Raphinha’s standout season, which includes 28 goals and 21 assists. His performance places him in the conversation with Champions League legends like Lionel Messi, as Raphinha now has 12 goals and six assists in the competition, just three shy of Cristiano Ronaldo's record of 15 goals in a single tournament.
Barcelona’s dominant display was further underscored by Robert Lewandowski’s brace, bringing his tally for the season to 40 goals at the age of 37, and Lamine Yamal’s contribution, showcasing the team’s offensive strength.
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