In an electrifying clash during Matchday 32 of LaLiga EA Sports, FC Barcelona pulled off a dramatic comeback to defeat Celta Vigo 4-3 at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium. The Catalan side, trailing 1-3 well into the second half, demonstrated remarkable resilience and attacking flair to snatch all three points in the dying moments.
Barcelona Battles Back in High-Stakes Thriller
The match opened with a high tempo as Ferran Torres gave Barcelona an early lead in the 11th minute. Celta Vigo, undeterred, responded with intensity—Borja Iglesias found the net twice, first in the 14th minute and again in the 51st, putting the visitors ahead. Iglesias struck once more in the 61st minute, extending Celta’s lead to 1-3 and leaving the home crowd in stunned silence.
Barcelona, under the guidance of coach Hansi Flick, began mounting a fierce response. Dani Olmo narrowed the gap with a goal in the 63rd minute, reigniting the hopes of the home fans. Just four minutes later, Raphinha delivered the equalizer with a clinical finish in the 67th. The match reached a fever pitch as the referee added stoppage time—and in the 97th minute, Raphinha converted a penalty, sealing a sensational 4-3 win.
The victory keeps Barcelona at the top of the LaLiga table with 73 points, extending their lead to seven points over second-place Real Madrid and ten points over Atlético Madrid—though both Madrid teams still have games to play in the round.
