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Barcelona defeated weak Valencia 7-1 in the Spanish La Liga on Sunday and joined the race for the league title again. Fermin Lopez scored two goals in the first half for the Catalan club.
After that, Frank de Jong, Ferran Torres and Rafinha scored one goal each and Barcelona was ahead by five goals. Hugo Duro scored a goal for Valencia. But then Roberto Lewandowski scored one more goal for Barcelona.
The next goal was a suicide. After this victory, Barcelona has 42 points from 21 games and is seven points behind Real Madrid at the top. Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is in second place with 45 points.
