Robert Lewandowski scored a hattrick as Barcelona beat 10-man Valencia 4-2 at New Camp, MySportDab reports.
The away side did well enough from their end knowing they played most of the game with one man down.
Robert Lewandowski made sure he was solid enough to make something happen for himself and his side when it was needed.
Full Match Report
It was a good game that had early signs of goals which were mostly coming from the home team who had all the advantage.
Barcelona waited until the 22nd minute before taking the lead which came through from Fermín López who was assisted by Raphinha to make things 1-0.
Valencia did not waste time in coming back level with a wonderful goal scored by Hugo Duro ensuring things became 1-1 in the 27th minute.
The game pushed on both teams who continued making opportunities until Pepelu converted from the penalty spot making it 1-2 in the 38th minutes of play.
Giorgi Mamardashvili was shown a red card reducing Valencia to 10 players before they headed for the break with the lead of 1-2 against Barcelona.
They both came into the second half which saw Robert Lewandowski making it count from his 50th-minute goal which was assisted by Ilkay Gundogan to make it 2-2.
Barcelona dominated things as they continued pushing with everything trying to see what they could make happen in the match which was cagey despite the advantage.
Valencia lost control and saw Lewandowski making it a brace for himself and the scoreline 3-2 in the 82nd minute with Ronald Araujo making the assist as they continued the game.
Robert Lewandowski made it a hattrick with another goal which came in the additional time that enabled Barcelona to finish with a 4-2 result against Valencia who had themselves to blame for getting a red card.
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