Lewandowski assaulted by a Frenchman

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By: Manu Tournoux

Lewandowski assaulted by a Frenchman

Barça’s draw against Rayo Vallecano was marked by a clash between Robert Lewandowski and Florian Lejeune.

Hanging on the field of Rayo Vallecano (1-1) on Saturday, FC Barcelona had a bad time. Xavi, the Blaugranas coach, pointed out a “ obvious penalty » not awarded by the referees at the end of additional time for a possible foul on Raphinha (94th). The Catalans can also regret two potential offsides on the Madrilenians’ equalizer signed by Unai Lopez, with a long shot which surprised Iñaki Peña (39th).

On As images from DAZN show after the match, the 32-year-old French player completely throws the Polish striker in the middle of the area, even though the ball is not in this area.

It was this same Lejeune who scored against his side during the FCB equalizer, on a cross from Alejandro Baldé destined for “Lewy” (82nd).

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Manu Tournoux

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