Robert Lewandowski has been, for years, a forward who not only amazes with his goals but has also forged a special story against Real Madrid. From his early days as an emerging star at Borussia Dortmund, when he scored an incredible four goals against the Merengues in the Champions League semifinal in 2013, Lewandowski made it clear that Real Madrid would be one of his favorite targets in European football. This rivalry intensified even further in the recent edition of El Clásico, where the Polish player once again showcased his class and his ability to cause problems for Madrid’s defense.

The Clásico played at the Santiago Bernabéu was yet another example of Lewandowski's prominence. With two goals to his name, his presence was a constant headache for Madrid’s defense, whether he was drawing defenders to create space or delivering precise passes.

Going back to his days with Borussia Dortmund, Lewandowski stood out in that memorable Champions League semifinal in 2013, when Dortmund defeated Real Madrid 4-1, with the Polish striker scoring all four goals of the match. That game not only sealed his name in Champions League history but also made him one of the few forwards capable of dismantling Real Madrid’s defense almost single-handedly. After moving to Bayern Munich, he continued to be a lethal threat to Los Blancos, scoring multiple times when he faced them in the Champions League.

Since his arrival at Barcelona, Lewandowski’s impact on the Catalan team has been significant. His experience, leadership, and finishing ability in crucial moments have enabled Barcelona to compete at the highest level, and his ability to shine in big matches has remained intact.

In summary, Robert Lewandowski continues to be a name that strikes fear in Madrid. His history with the club, from that night in Dortmund to his recent performance in El Clásico, reinforces his status as a respected 'enemy,' a forward always ready to challenge Real Madrid at every opportunity.