Barcelona fought back from a deficit to defeat Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 in the UEFA Champions League, thanks to two second-half headers from Jules Koundé. The result keeps the Spanish side in contention for a top-eight finish.
Frankfurt took the lead in the first half, capitalizing on Barcelona's sluggish attack. However, Koundé's timely goals in the final period turned the match, earning three vital points at Camp Nou.
The defender's performance highlighted Barcelona's resilience, despite missing key players. His headers came three minutes apart, showcasing set-piece prowess.
Barcelona dominated possession but struggled initially to break down Frankfurt's defense. The win marks their first Champions League home game against the Germans.
Coach Hansi Flick praised the team's character, noting improvements in the second half. The result lifts Barcelona in the standings, amid a competitive league phase.
Frankfurt's effort was commendable, but they couldn't hold the lead. Their goal came from a well-executed counter, pressuring Barcelona's backline.
Standout moments included Pedri's skillful play, assisting transitions. The match featured intense duels, with both sides creating chances.
This victory eases pressure on Barcelona, following recent domestic form. It positions them well for remaining fixtures.
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