FC Barcelona triumphed over Newcastle United 7-2 in the Champions League round of 16 second leg, ensuring their place in the quarter-finals. This remarkable comeback followed a previously tense first leg that ended in a 1-1 draw, highlighting Barcelona’s offensive prowess as they dominated the match at their home ground. The standout player was Raphinha, who scored two goals, contributing significantly to this impressive victory.

The match saw Barcelona take an early lead, with Marc Bernal and a penalty conversion by Lamine Yamal following Raphinha's opening goal. Despite Newcastle's strong efforts, including two equalizers by Anthony Elanga in the first half, Barcelona's relentless attacking strategy overwhelmed the visitors. The team, managed by Hansi Flick, used their home advantage to take control of the game, scoring four goals after halftime to seal the deal against the visiting team from England.

Newcastle’s attempts to come back into the match were thwarted by Barcelona's strong defense and efficient counter-attacking. Key moments included a VAR intervention that awarded a penalty for a foul on Raphinha, further demoralizing the visitors. This result solidifies Barcelona’s status as a defending champion in European football, while it underscores the challenges Newcastle faces in competing at this elite level in the Champions League.