Barcelona extended their unbeaten start to the La Liga season with a thrilling 4-2 win over Levante in Valencia on Sunday. The visitors took control early, scoring twice within the first 19 minutes through goals from Xavi Espart and 19-year-old Lamine Yamal. Levante, playing at home, fought back in the first half, managing six shots compared to Barcelona’s three. The momentum shifted in the second half when Barcelona were awarded a penalty just 42 seconds in, which Yamal converted to give the team a 3-1 lead. Yamal has now scored twice in each of his last three La Liga matches, showing impressive consistency. Despite Barcelona’s dominance, Levante continued to push for a comeback. A defensive error from Espart allowed Iván Romero to score a goal with 12 minutes left, cutting the deficit to one. Just two minutes from time, Roger Brugue broke through Barcelona’s defense to score a second goal for Levante. However, the home side’s hopes of a draw were dashed in the 93rd minute when Karim Adeyemi, making a late impact, scored a stunning goal to seal the victory. Barcelona now sit at the top of the table with five consecutive wins, three points ahead of Real Madrid. In Germany, RB Leipzig bounced back from their Champions League defeat to Como with a dominant 5-0 win over struggling Hamburg in the Bundesliga. Norway’s Antonio Nusa was the standout performer, scoring one goal and setting up two more, including an assist for Christopher Nkunku, who scored his first goal since returning to the club in August. Tidiam Gomis, Willi Orban, and Romulo also found the net, helping Leipzig climb to fourth place in the league. Nusa emphasized the importance of focusing on the present after a difficult start to the season, saying the team performed well and avoided being weighed down by past results. Later on Sunday, several key matches were scheduled across Europe. In Spain, Getafe welcomed Deportivo A Coruña, while Atlético Madrid faced Real Sociedad. In the Bundesliga, undefeated Bayern Munich traveled to Elversberg, a newly promoted team that had won their first two matches. In Italy, Napoli hosted Bologna, and Juventus faced Sassuolo. Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain, who had only earned two points from their first three Ligue 1 games, aimed to turn their season around with a match against Brest.