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What a wild night of football in South Korea as FC Barcelona wrapped up their Asia tour with an unforgettable 7-3 win over FC Seoul! From the first whistle to the last, this match had everything—goals, drama, brilliance, and pure chaos.

Barcelona didn’t waste any time. Within the opening 10 minutes, they were already 2-0 up, with Lamine Yamal continuing his breakout form by scoring the opener. The 17-year-old dazzled the crowd with his footwork and composure, reminding everyone once again why he’s the future of Barça.

Minutes later, Ferran Torres added a second with a stunning volley from outside the box that left the Seoul goalkeeper frozen. It looked like the match might turn into a routine exhibition—but FC Seoul had other ideas.

The Korean side fought back impressively, exploiting some defensive lapses from Barcelona to level the score at 2-2 before the half-hour mark. Their second goal, a rocket from distance, sent the home crowd into a frenzy and gave the match an unexpected twist.

But Barcelona responded like a team on a mission. Just before halftime, João Félix found the back of the net with a cheeky chip, restoring Barcelona’s lead at 3-2. The pace of the game didn’t slow, and it was clear this wasn’t going to be any ordinary friendly.

The second half started with a bang. Within five minutes, Robert Lewandowski scored twice in quick succession—a classic striker’s finish inside the box, followed by a powerful header from a corner kick. The Polish international was at his clinical best.

With a 5-2 scoreline, Flick began rotating heavily, giving valuable minutes to youngsters like Marc Guiu, Noah Darvich, and Fermín López. And it was Fermín who made it 6-2, latching onto a loose ball in the box and smashing it home with confidence.

FC Seoul managed to pull one back to make it 6-3, but any hopes of a comeback were extinguished when Pedri capped off the night with a sublime curling effort into the top corner, making it 7-3. The stadium, despite the scoreline, gave him a standing ovation.

Hansi Flick will be delighted—not just with the scoreline, but with the attacking rhythm, chemistry, and character his team showed. It may have been a friendly, but the level of intensity and desire was far beyond pre-season expectations.

Defensive errors aside, this performance showcased the firepower Barcelona possesses heading into the new campaign. Scoring seven goals away from home—even in a friendly—sends a message to rivals across Europe: this team means business.

And for the fans in Seoul, this was a night they’ll never forget. Ten goals, end-to-end action, and world-class talent on display—Barcelona truly delivered a footballing spectacle worthy of the badge.

By Enoch

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