Unstoppable: Lewandowski scored the 2-0 for Barcelona vs. Cádiz in LaLiga.

Robert Lewandowski needed less than ten minutes on the field at the Nuevo Mirandilla stadium to score a goal. The forward came on at 57' and in the 65th minute he scored Barcelona vs. Cádiz's 2-0 in the fifth round of LaLiga Santander. Thus, the '9' confirms his great moment and has scored in five consecutive matches.

The former Bayern Munich player came on in place of Memphis Depay, who could do little in front of the opposing goal. In contrast, the striker quickly connected with his teammates as soon as he entered the visiting field. In fact, the center-forward took part in the construction of the goal he scored.

Sergio Busquets headed away a pass that was looking to reach the Cadiz attack. That impact by the Barcelona midfielder fell to Lewandowski's feet, who ran towards the sideline to avoid the defenders' marking. Immediately, the captain of Poland looked for support from Héctor Bellerín on the wing.

The right-back sprinted at full speed thanks to the open field left by the opponent. The former Arsenal player slowed down, waiting for a passing option. Then, Raphinha made a run behind the opponent's last line. Thus, the defender sent a pass to the winger who played for Leeds United.

The Brazilian player sent a low cross into the small box. In that place, amid goalkeeper Jeremías Ledesma, the Cadiz central defenders, and Frenkie De Jong (scorer of the 1-0), there was a lot of confusion. The great beneficiary of this was Lewandowski, who threw himself onto the field to push the ball into the net.

Thus, Robert has scored in five consecutive matches wearing the Barcelona shirt: two against Real Sociedad and Real Valladolid, one against Sevilla, and three against Viktoria Plzen, the latter in the Champions League.