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Barca Blaugranes · Apr 16, 2025

Robert Lewandowski hoping Barcelona can learn from Dortmund ‘wake-up call’

Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty ImagesRobert Lewandowski feels Barcelona can learn from their defeat to Dortmund in the Champions League and says the loss may be the wake-up call the team needed.

Dortmund ran out 3-1 winners on Tuesday night in the second leg of their quarter-final tie in the Champions League but it’s Barcelona who progress 5-3 on aggregate.

The defeat is Barcelona’s first in 2025 and ends a great unbeaten run from Hansi Flick’s team. However, Lewandowski knows it wasn’t the worst game in the world to lose.

“We lacked control in midfield and we made a lot of mistakes. We lost possession, gifted them the ball... We made it easy for them to create chances,” he told reporters.

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