Barcelona defeated Real Betis 3–1 at Spotify Camp Nou on May 18, 2026, marking a historic night for the club. The victory not only sealed a perfect home record across all 38 La Liga matches but also became the first such achievement in Spanish football history. The evening was further marked by an emotional farewell from Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, who played his final home match for the Catalan side.

Lewandowski, who joined Barcelona from Bayern Munich in 2022 during the club’s financial crisis, won seven trophies including three La Liga titles over four years. Wearing the captain’s armband, the 37-year-old was substituted in the 85th minute and waved tearfully to fans. Teammates Raphinha, Pedri, and Araújo honored him by ensuring he captained the match, while coach Hansi Flick praised him as both a world-class player and a remarkable person.

Although this was his last home appearance, Lewandowski is set to play one final match for Barcelona next week against Valencia, closing a memorable chapter in his career.