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Champions League

Yamal leads Barça's comeback at the fearsome RAMS Park

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Yamal leads Barça's comeback at the fearsome RAMS Park

On Tuesday night, the roar of Galatasaray's fans resonated in RAMS Park as Barça began its tenth consecutive win of the season. Despite conceding the first goal, Lamine Yamal took the reins in the second half and led the visitors to a comeback that left the stadium shaking.

Blaugrana Dominance and Yamal's Performance

The Catalans controlled the first twenty minutes, but were caught off guard by a counter‑attack that left the score 0‑1. After the penalty was saved, Hansi Flick's side pressed again and, with twenty minutes left, equalised thanks to Joao Cancelo. At that point, Yamal emerged with a one‑two with Fermín López and a cross that, although Anthony Gordon missed, marked the start of his dominance.

The young Spanish player continued to create danger with another perfect pass to Fermín, who headed the ball to put Barça ahead. His best move came when he feigned a Rabona pass inside the box, beat his marker and set up Gordon, who scored again, extending the lead.

Barcelona's Consolidation and Records

Karim Adeyemi completed the win with a powerful shot to the lower corner of the net, sealing the triumph with twenty‑five minutes remaining. With this result, Barça maintains its perfect streak of ten wins in ten matches and adds six points out of six in the Champions League group stage.

However, the team's defence remains under scrutiny: according to StatsduFoot, Barcelona has conceded at least one goal in each of its last seventeen Champions League matches, the worst run in its history in the competition.

“Comeback in hell. 🔥” – FC Barcelona, October 13, 2026

The photo accompanying the report, taken by YASIN AKGUL and distributed by AFP via Getty Images, captures the intensity of the moment when the Blaugrana turned the deficit around before a hostile crowd.

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