A thrilling match in the UEFA Champions League saw Barcelona stage an incredible comeback against Benfica, winning 5-4 with a last-minute goal in the 95th minute. Barcelona, with a total squad value of 1 billion euros, faced off against Benfica, who are second in the Portuguese league. Despite a mediocre domestic season, Barcelona has been performing well in the Champions League, securing second place after six group stage matches with five wins and one loss. The match began with Barcelona lining up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, led by Lewandowski upfront. Rafinha, Gavi, and Yarmal formed the attacking trio, supported by Pedri and Casado in midfield. The defense consisted of Balde, Kubasi, Araujo, and Kounde, with Szczesny in goal. Barcelona's starting lineup had a total value of 721 million euros, significantly higher than Benfica's 236 million euros. The game started with an early setback for Barcelona as they conceded a goal within two minutes. Alvaro's cross from the left was met by Pavlidis' push shot, putting Barcelona in an early hole. Four minutes later, Orsnes had a chance to equalize but missed the target. In the 12th minute, Barcelona was awarded a penalty after Balde was fouled. Lewandowski stepped up and successfully deceived the goalkeeper to level the score. In the 22nd minute, Barcelona conceded again due to Szczesni's blunder, allowing Pavlidis to easily score into an empty net. Eight minutes later, Szczesni made another mistake, gifting the opposition a penalty. Pavlidis converted it to complete his hat-trick, highlighting Szczesni's disastrous performance. Just before halftime, Rafinha's shot from the left side…