Former title: Barcelona locked the qualification of the Champions League
In the early morning of April 30, in the 33rd round of La Liga, Barcelona played Valencia at home. Barcelona beat ten Valencia 4-2 and rose to the second place, 11 points behind the top.
In the 22nd minute, Rafinha crossed from the left and Fermin headed home in the restricted area, leading Barcelona with one goal at home. In the 27th minute, Telstegan made a mistake in picking the ball, Hugo Duro hit an empty goal successfully, and Valencia levelled Barcelona. In the 37th minute, Peter ran into the restricted area with the ball. Araujo tackled him and was sentenced to a penalty kick, which was scored by Peperu. In the first half of stoppage time, Madashvili stopped too much after receiving the return pass from his teammate and rushed out of the restricted area for handball. The referee watched the VAR and awarded a red card. In the 49th minute, Jingduoan opened a corner kick, and Laiwan nodded to break the goal. In the 82nd minute, the corner kick on the left side of Barcelona opened, and Levan on the left side of the small restricted area headed the goal again. In the injury stoppage time phase, Levan took a free kick from the left side of the front of the restricted area to complete the goal directly, and Barcelona defeated Valencia 4-2.
According to statistics, the last Barcelona player who was able to use headers to score twice in a single game of La Liga was Eto'o in 2005, and Levan was also the oldest player (35 years old and 252 days) of all La Liga players in the 21st century.
In the championship, Barcelona rose to the second place, and also locked the qualification of the Champions League next season. It was 2 points ahead of Jerona, the third place. With five rounds left in the league, Real Madrid fell to the top by 11 points.
At present, the top 36 of the Champions League next season has locked 11 seats.
Premier League: Arsenal, Manchester City;
La Liga: Real Madrid, Barcelona;
Bundesliga: Leverkusen, Bayern;
Serie A: Inter Milan, AC Milan;
France A: Paris;
Netherlands A: PSV Eindhoven, Feyenoord.
