It was a night to celebrate more than just another Champions League victory, which puts Hansi Flick’s team in a good position to qualify even with three more games to play.

Although Brest was not one of the more well-known teams, they had a respectable record when they joined the Estadio Lluis Companys and were able to hold Barça back for extended periods of time even though the Catalans held the most of the possession.

After being clattered by Marco Bizot, Robert Lewandowski, a veteran of the top European competition, was awarded an early penalty. The Polish international then scored his 100th goal in the Champions League, which he would add to later in the match.

For the front man, it’s an incredible accomplishment that elevates him to a level that only the best can achieve.

The 36-year-old’s continued longevity and skill are demonstrated by the fact that only two of the greatest players in history, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, had previously achieved the milestone.

Pedri was another player whose performance that evening made headlines. He made a great contribution—some could even call it vintage.

His performance, which featured a number of amazing passes and flawless vision, was highlighted by his constant work rate.

It’s unjust to always bring up Xavi or Iniesta whenever Pedri lights up the field, but it might be worse when it comes to compliments.

His performance against Brest was a wonderful way to commemorate his 22nd birthday, which was the day before the game.

Since Pedri has already been a mainstay for the team for so long, his youth is frequently overlooked, which only serves to highlight the magnitude of his achievements.

Even though he and this group of players might not be able to win a Champions League title, it is nevertheless desirable to have two players at different stages of their careers contributing at the greatest level every European match day.

Hansi Flick will also have been happy with the team’s recovery from their disaster at Celta Vigo.