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Barcelona produced a scintillating performance to defeat Newcastle 7-2 in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 tie, securing an 11th consecutive progression from a UCL knockout tie.

The Catalan giants dominated the match, with Raphinha, Lamine Yamal, and Robert Lewandowski starring for the home side. Newcastle’s hopes were dashed as they conceded five goals in the second half, including a towering header from Lewandowski and a fine low strike.

The visitors had started brightly, forcing a free-kick and a corner in the first three minutes, but it was Barcelona who took the lead through Raphinha. Newcastle equalized through Anthony Elanga, but Marc Bernal restored Barcelona’s lead from a free-kick.

The game turned in Barcelona’s favor after Elanga’s second goal, as the hosts scored four unanswered goals in the second half. Lewandowski’s header and low strike sealed the win, while Raphinha added a seventh goal after a Malick Thiaw error.

The 9-4 aggregate win ensures Barcelona’s progression to the quarterfinals, their 16th win in 17 Round of 16 ties. Newcastle’s defeat brings an end to their European campaign.

Match Highlights:

Raphinha scored twice for Barcelona
Lamine Yamal netted a penalty and provided an assist
Robert Lewandowski scored two goals, including a towering header
Barcelona have progressed from 11 consecutive UCL knockout ties
The win showcases Barcelona’s strength in European competition, while Newcastle will look to regroup and focus on their domestic campaign.

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