Barcelona Vs Real Betis: Blaugrana Set LaLiga Record In Lewandowski’s Send-off Party

by HEDNEWS on May 18, 2026

Barcelona vs Real Betis: Blaugrana set LaLiga record in Lewandowski’s send-off party barcelona capped off a historic LaLiga campaign with a commanding 3–1 victory over Real Betis at the Camp Nou, sealing a record-breaking achievement while also delivering an emotional farewell to veteran striker Robert Lewandowski.

The win confirmed Barcelona as the first club in LaLiga history to win all 19 home matches in a single 38-game season, completing a flawless home record. Barcelona, already crowned champions, played with confidence and control, dictating possession from the opening whistle against Manuel Pellegrini’s Real Betis. The Catalans broke the deadlock through Raphinha, who struck a brilliant free-kick that left the goalkeeper helpless. The Brazilian doubled his tally later in the second half after capitalising on a defensive mistake from Betis. Betis briefly reduced the deficit when Isco converted a penalty after a foul inside the box, giving the visitors hope. However, Barcelona quickly restored control as João Cancelo produced a superb curling finish following an assist from Pedri to make it 3–1 and seal the result. This victory confirmed a major milestone for the club:

19 wins from 19 home matches
First LaLiga team in the 38-game era to achieve a perfect home record
Total dominance at Camp Nou throughout the season
Title already secured before kickoff

Barcelona’s consistency at home was a key foundation of their league-winning campaign. The night, however, belonged equally to Robert Lewandowski, who experienced a heartfelt farewell in what is believed to be his final appearance for Barcelona.

Loud chants of his name throughout the match
Standing ovation when substituted late in the game
Emotional scenes on the bench and pitch after full-time
Tribute from teammates and fans celebrating his legacy

Although Lewandowski did not score, his influence was widely recognised as he ends his Barcelona spell with a remarkable legacy of goals and trophies.

Raphinha Match-winning brace, including a stunning free-kick
João Cancelo Scored the decisive third goal with a curling finish
Pedri – Provided key assist and controlled midfield tempo
Isco Betis Converted penalty to briefly bring Betis back into the game

Possession: Barcelona dominant
Goals: Raphinha 2, Cancelo 1, Isco 1 pen
Venue: Camp Nou
Competition LaLiga Matchday 37/38 season finale context

Barcelona’s high pressing and quick transitions overwhelmed Betis, especially through wide areas where Raphinha and Cancelo exploited space effectively. Betis improved after halftime but struggled to sustain pressure against Barcelona’s structured midfield.The night combined history and emotion Barcelona achieved a record-breaking perfect home season while also bidding farewell to one of their most prolific modern strikers. A dominant victory, a historic milestone, and a memorable goodbye defined the evening at Camp Nou.