Robert Lewandowski fulfilled the 'law of the ex' and continues his brutal scoring streak

Robert Lewandowski was one of the protagonists of a match with a significant emotional charge for the FC Barcelona '9'. The Pole faced his former team for the third time wearing the Barça shirt and, contrary to the two previous occasions, managed to comply with the famous 'law of the ex' and knocked down Manuel Neuer's goal for the second goal of the Catalans.

When the score was still tied and Bayern Munich was pressing to get ahead on the scoreboard against the Blaugranas, 'Lewy' received an assist from Fermín López to push the ball into the back of the net of an 'empty' goal due to the desperate exit of the German goalkeeper.

A goal that ended up deciding the match in favor of the Catalans, who later sentenced the match at the feet of Raphinha twice.

Lewandowski maintains his brutal scoring streak

Lewandowski, who ended up signing a 'draw' with Harry Kane in their particular goalscoring duel with one goal 'per capita', continues his impressive scoring streak with his goal against the Munich team. The Warsaw native has accumulated four consecutive games scoring at least one goal. A record that began against Young Boys, a match in which the '9' celebrated a double.

Later, in Alavés, 'Lewy' took the 'MVP' of the match with a 'hat-trick' before leaving for the international break. Once the FIFA date was over, the Pole scored a new double against Sevilla and now, this Wednesday, October 23, he added one more goal to his statistics with his goal against Bayern.

Now, he will look to extend his streak in the Clásico on Saturday 26 October against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu, a rival he has yet to score against in LaLiga, as the two goals he has celebrated against them as a Barça player came in the Spanish Super Cup.