FC Barcelona secured their fourth consecutive win in the revamped UEFA Champions League format with a commanding 3-0 victory over Stade Brest. Robert Lewandowski hit a major milestone, scoring his 100th and 101st goals in the competition, while Dani Olmo added a solo strike to seal the result.

FC Barcelona secured a commanding 3-0 win over Brest in the Champions League, proving they can thrive without relying on young star Lamine Yamal. Guided by an outstanding performance from Pedri, Barça ended a two-match winless streak and celebrated their fourth consecutive European victory. Robert Lewandowski set the tone early with a penalty in the 10th minute, marking his 100th Champions League goal—a feat achieved only by Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Dani Olmo doubled the lead with a brilliant solo effort in the 66th minute, and Lewandowski wrapped things up in stoppage time.

Brest, who arrived undefeated in the Champions League but struggling domestically, brought 2,650 passionate fans to Montjuïc. Despite their spirited start, Barcelona quickly gained control. Pedri orchestrated the midfield with precision, while Raphinha impressed with his relentless work on both ends of the pitch. Although dominant, Barça couldn't extend their lead before halftime due to standout saves from goalkeeper Bizot and some errant finishing.

In the second half, Brest had one clear chance, but goalkeeper Iñaki Peña stood firm. From there, Barcelona reasserted their dominance. Dani Olmo’s technical brilliance earned the second goal, and Brest’s late disallowed goal for offside sealed their fate. Pedri exited to applause, and Lewandowski capped the night with his second goal.

This win underscores Barcelona's collective strength, showcasing talents like Pedri, Lewandowski, and Dani Olmo as they continue their European campaign with growing confidence. The team remains a formidable contender, adapting and excelling with a well-rounded approach.

With this win, Barcelona, led by Hansi Flick, temporarily moves into second place in the standings with 12 points. Meanwhile, Stade Brest slips to 10th place overall with 10 points.