Robert Lewandowski reached a historic milestone by scoring his 100th and 101st UEFA Champions League goals, guiding Barcelona to a 3-0 victory over Brest at the Camp Nou. The result moves Barca into second place in their group, overtaking Brest, who suffered their first defeat of the campaign.
The Polish striker opened the scoring in the 10th minute, calmly converting a penalty after being brought down by the Brest goalkeeper. With that goal, Lewandowski became only the third player in history to join the prestigious “100 Club” in Champions League history, cementing his place among the competition’s all-time greats.
Despite Barcelona’s impressive recent form—having scored 14 goals in their last three Champions League matches—they struggled to find their usual rhythm in front of goal. Brest proved resilient, frustrating the Catalan side for long stretches with disciplined defending and occasional counterattacks.
The breakthrough for a second goal came in the second half when Dani Olmo produced a moment of brilliance. The Spanish midfielder weaved past two Brest defenders before finishing from close range, giving Barcelona the cushion they needed and effectively securing the three points.
As the game entered stoppage time, Lewandowski capitalized on a defensive lapse by the visitors, slotting home his second goal of the night to cap off a dominant performance by Barcelona.
The win lifts Barca to 12 points, two clear of Brest, as the battle for group supremacy intensifies. While Brest remain on 10 points and very much in contention for progression, their first defeat of the competition serves as a reminder of the quality they face in Europe’s elite tournament. For Barcelona, the result is another step toward cementing their place in the knockout rounds, with Lewandowski once again proving decisive on the grandest stage.
