Video: Joao Felix’s brilliant inspiration on Robert Lewandowski’s goal

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By: Manu Tournoux

Video: Joao Felix's brilliant inspiration on Robert Lewandowski's goal

For his second match with FC Barcelona, ​​Joao Felix produced a very clean performance against Real Bétis. Initially, the Portuguese, who arrived on loan in the very last moments of the transfer window, opened the scoring, scoring his first goal with the Catalan club, before making a classy gesture on the break goal signed Robert Lewandowski.

While Robert Lewandowski was thrown full axis behind the Real Bétis defense towards the opposing area by the Danish central defender Andreas Christensen, the Polish striker took advantage of a brilliant inspiration from Joao Félix, who let the ball pass between his legs, to deceive Rui Patricio with a low shot. A boss-sized performance for the Portuguese!



João Felix
Attacker
Barcelona
Portugal


João Felix
#11




2
Goals


5
Matches played


€142K
month





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Manu Tournoux

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