Barcelona delivered a stunning attacking display at the Camp Nou, defeating Olympiacos 6–1 in their UEFA Champions League clash on Tuesday night. The emphatic result marked their second win in three league-phase matches this season and showcased a team brimming with confidence under Hansi Flick.
Young midfielder Fermín López stole the spotlight with a sensational hat trick, while Marcus Rashford — continuing his strong form since joining the Catalan side — added a brace and an assist in a ruthless second-half performance.
The match turned decisively in Barcelona’s favor after Olympiacos midfielder Santiago Hezze was shown a controversial red card, reducing the visitors to ten men and opening the floodgates for Flick’s side. From that point, Barcelona’s tempo, pressing, and precision overwhelmed their Greek opponents.
Rashford’s link-up with Fermín proved particularly lethal, while Lamine Yamal and Gündoğan orchestrated play with flair and control from midfield. The result not only restores Barcelona’s momentum in Europe but also serves as a statement ahead of their upcoming La Liga showdown with Real Madrid.
With six goals, clinical finishing, and renewed team chemistry, Barcelona’s performance underlines their attacking resurgence and growing belief that they can once again compete among Europe’s elite.
