Barcelona began their season in the best possible way under the guidance of their new coach, Hansi Flick, thanks to a standout performance from Robert Lewandowski. In an exciting match against Valencia, the Catalan team achieved a comeback that showcased their new manager’s ability to lead the club into this new chapter.

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Valencia took the lead with a goal from Hugo Duro in the 44th minute, but Lewandowski equalized in stoppage time of the first half, demonstrating his skill and precision.

The second half saw the Polish striker convert a penalty, allowing Barcelona to take the lead and secure a 2-1 victory. Lewandowski not only equalized the score but also solidified his status as the team's key forward, raising his tally to six goals against Valencia.

Barcelona displayed impressive resilience and adaptability under Flick’s management, particularly with Lewandowski's outstanding performance. This win marks a promising start to the season for the club and shows they are ready to tackle the challenges ahead, with Lewandowski playing a crucial role in their attack.