The trident appears to save Barcelona: This is how the Blaugrana goals are distributed

It was another magical night of Champions League action in Barcelona. The stands at the stadium roared as the fans once again witnessed a perfect comeback. The game started off difficult for the club led by Hansi Flick.

However, the true spirit of Barcelona came to the fore. The club's stars such as Lamine and Raphinha, spurred on by the encouragement of their fans, decided that they were not going to let history end against them, looking to get into the top eight of the Champions League and avoid the Playoff.

Thrashing at the Camp Nou: Barcelona 4-1 FC Copenhagen

Barcelona, as it seems to have become accustomed to this season, started the match losing just four minutes into the game with a goal from Viktor Daoason. The home side failed to concentrate and show their best side in a packed stadium where the Blaugrana fans never stopped supporting their team and were 100% convinced that they would turn the score around.

Just at the start of the second half, two of the Catalan team's stars would combine to equalize. Lamine Yamal managed to get past several Copenhagen players before sending a pass back to Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, who made no mistake in front of goal and scored the equalizer.

With this, Barcelona regained confidence in itself and the flood of goals began. Later in the match, Barcelona's most valuable player, Lamine Yamal, managed to score the second goal after his shot was deflected and fortunately ended up inside the opponent's goal.

Only nine minutes later, the Brazilian Barcelona leader, Raphinha, would take a penalty in search of giving security to the player who had not managed to score any goals in the previous seven rounds. With leadership and great technique, the striker managed to beat the opposing goalkeeper although he guessed the direction of the shot.

Already in the final part of the match, in the 85th minute, Marcus Rashford, who had come on as a substitute, took the confidence to take a free kick near the opponent's area. The former Manchester United player with an exquisite leg managed to beat the rival bar and place and the shot in such a way that the goalkeeper failed to reach and avoid the fourth goal of Barcelona thus ending a comeback that again places the Spanish club as one of the favorites to win the Champions League.

Barcelona comes from behind to reach the last 16 of the Champions League

With masterful play and unwavering determination from the entire Barcelona team, they gradually regained their best form at the Camp Nou. The stadium exploded with joy and Barcelona not only managed to turn the game around, but ended up winning by a landslide, proving their greatness as one of the best clubs in the world today and leaving all those present with a night to remember. The comeback, once again, was etched in the memory of their fans.

With this result, Hansi Flick's team went from ninth place on matchday seven to fifth place on matchday eight of the Champions League, sealing a first phase of the European championship with some ups and downs but in the end, fulfilling as only Barcelona knows how.

Barcelona's upcoming matches

• Saturday, January 31 - Elche C. F. vs. Barcelona - LaLiga
• Tuesday, February 3 - Albacete vs. Barcelona - Copa Del Rey
• Saturday, February 7 - Barcelona vs. R.C.D. Mallorca - LaLiga

Barcelona will look to keep up the pace and continue to progress in the Copa del Rey while maintaining top spot in LaLiga