Lewandowski double leads Barcelona to 5-0 win over Young Boys

Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski scored two times to make plans to arrive at a 5-0 Bosses Association whipping of Swiss side Young men on Tuesday as the Catalan goliaths quickly returned from a 2-1 misfortune at AS Monaco in their opener. After a sizzling beginning to their La Liga crusade that highlighted seven continuous successes, Barcelona drooped to a shock 4-2 loss at Osasuna on Saturday, yet Hansi Flick's side got back to shape in overwhelming style. Lewandowski gave the hosts the lead in the eighth moment by tapping in a low Raphinha cross after a fine mix between the Brazilian forward and young sensation Lamine Yamal. Barca were in full control with more than 75% of ownership whenever Young men squandered a once in a lifetime chance to score the balancer from a counter assault in the 30th moment. The hosts neglected to clear a cross and Ebrima Colley met the free ball unchallenged at the far post, yet his unfortunate strike went well wide of the post. In the wake of wasting a few good possibilities, including a fine Yamal strike that was denied by the goalkeeper, a fast fire twofold from Raphinha and Inigo Martinez gave Barca a 3-0 lead. The Brazilian got a bounce back from a corner in the 34th and safeguard Martinez scored with a transcending header under three minutes after the fact from a cross by Pedri. Lewandowski got his second and Barca's fourth in the 51st moment with a header in the six-yard box from a Martinez corner, before safeguard Mohamed Camara packaged the ball into his own net in the 81st attempting to clear an Alejandro Balde cross. In spite of their going after strength, Barca were at times defenseless at the back, with Silvere Ganvoula botching an unmistakable opportunity from short proximity and Joel Monteiro stirring things up around town. Monteiro thought he had scored a relief objective from a counter assault in added time, however his work was refused for a negligible offside following a VAR check.