Barcelona didn’t ease into their Champions League season so much as cannonball into it. Hansi Flick’s side dismantled Feyenoord 5-1 at the Spotify Camp Nou on September 9, opening their 2026/27 European campaign with the kind of scoreline that makes neutral fans check the ticker twice.
Raphinha set the tone inside three minutes, then added a second after halftime. In between and after, Karim Adeyemi, Lamine Yamal, and Gabriel Jesus all found the net. Feyenoord’s Sem Steijn pulled one back in the 82nd minute, but by then the match had long since been decided.
A masterclass in controlled aggression
The opening whistle barely had time to echo around Camp Nou before Raphinha made it 1-0 in the third minute. Adeyemi extended the lead in the 22nd minute, giving Barcelona a comfortable two-goal cushion before the half-hour mark. The Dutch side spent most of the first 45 minutes chasing shadows, with Barcelona commanding roughly 71-72% of possession across the full 90 minutes.
Raphinha grabbed his second of the night in the 57th minute, effectively closing the door on any Feyenoord comeback hopes.
