In a celebratory conclusion to their season, Barcelona defeated Athletic Bilbao 3-0, with Robert Lewandowski scoring twice to reach a remarkable milestone of 100 goals for the club. The victory ensured that Barcelona finished the season on a high note, solidifying their status as La Liga champions and completing a domestic treble, which includes the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup.

Lewandowski's contributions this season have been significant, as he netted 27 league goals, although he finished behind Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe, who scored 31. The Polish striker showcased his talents in the match against Bilbao, opening the scoring with a deft finish over the goalkeeper, followed by a header that doubled Barcelona's lead just minutes later. "I am very happy, very proud to be part of this team, this club," Lewandowski expressed, highlighting the importance of his role in supporting younger teammates and contributing to the club's success.

The match also marked the farewell of Athletic Bilbao defender Oscar de Marcos, who made his 570th and final appearance for the club, receiving a warm send-off from fans and teammates alike. Despite the loss, Athletic can look forward to returning to the Champions League for the first time in 11 years after a commendable season.

In addition to Lewandowski’s achievements, the match featured standout performances from Barcelona's young players, including 17-year-old Lamine Yamal, who continues to impress. The team’s ability to secure a dominant win in their last match of the season sets a positive tone as they prepare for the upcoming challenges, including participation in the FIFA Club World Cup.

As Barcelona reflects on their successful campaign, the focus now shifts to the future, with hopes of maintaining their competitive edge and possibly making strategic additions to the squad in the summer transfer window.