Score: Daegu FC 0–5 FC Barca
Venue: Daegu iM Bank Park, South Korea
Competition: Friendly – Final match of Barca 2025 Asian Tou
🔍 Key Highlights & Insights
Dominant through and through: Barca completed their Asia tour with a flawless 3‑0 pre‑season record, concluding with a clinical 5–0 demolition of Daegu FC.
Gavi leads the charge: The young midfielder netted a brace with a stunning long-range strike in the 21st minute and a precise chip right before half-time.
Lewandowski opens scoring parade: A fine run and assist from Martín set up Robert Lewandowski to slide in the second goal, reinforcing Barça’s attacking fluidity.
Youth stepping up: Debutantes like Toni Fernández, scoring from Dani Olmo’s setup, and Marcus Rashford, who struck his first Barça goal via assist from Eric García, underscored the decade‑long depth of the squad.
🧠 Tactical Takeaways
Structured rotation paid off: Manager Hansi Flick split his line-ups between experienced starters and academy prospects, resulting in balanced dominance across both halves. Barcelona Blaugranes
Ball control was key: Barca took nearly three-quarters possession early on, constantly probing the Daegu defense with quick passing and off-ball movement.
Depth shines through: The ability to field young talents like Lamine Yamal, Pedri, and Dro Fernández enabled seamless transitions and attacking rhythm throughout the game.
🔮 Next Up for Barça
Return flight back home: The players will rest after an exhausting 18+ hour journey back to Spain, with recovery prioritized before the Joan Gamper Trophy on 10 August.
Final pre-season match: Barça will host Como 1907 at Camp Nou before starting La Liga against Mallorca on 16 August.
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Barça Bang in Daegu: 5‑0 Clean Sheet to Finish Asia Tour
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What a way to end our Asia Tour!
✅ 5–0 win over Daegu FC
🔥 Gavi (2), Lewandowski, Toni Fernández & Rashford on score sheet
🌟 Youth stars shine, with great depth on show
🛬 Now back in Spain, gearing up for Camp Nou and the Liga openerForça Barça!
📈 Why This Matters
This preseason gave FC Barca plenty to celebrate—an unbeaten tour, standout performances from academy graduates, and real squad depth. As competitive fixtures approach, the fitness, cohesion, and balance displayed in Korea provide solid foundations heading into the 2025–26 campaign.
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