Polish striker Robert Lewandowski scored twice for Barcelona during their 5-4 win over Benfica, increasing his UEFA Champions League goal tally to 103.

In what turned out to be a wild match, Robert Lewandowski had the opportunity to take two penalties as FC Barcelona attempted a comeback against a Benfica side that delivered a shocking performance at home.

Barcelona’s hunt for Lewandowski’s successor leads to Premier League striker. Can the Catalans overcome financial hurdles to land their dream target this summer?

Overview: Cristiano Ronaldo tops the Champions League scoring chart with 141 goals. His tenure at Real Madrid was particularly prolific, his 105 goals contributing significantly to their multiple titles. Ronaldo also holds the record for the most goals in a single Champions League season, netting 17 in the 2013-14 campaign.

The goal cut Benfica's lead to 3–2, but Barcelona immediately conceded, as an own goal from Ronald Araújo put Benfica up 4–2. No matter, Barca proceeded to score three unanswered goals, getting tallies from Robert Lewandowski, Eric García and another from Raphinha—this time it was intentional—to score a 5–4 win on the road.

Joan Laporta is keeping a close eye on a striker who could be Robert Lewandowski's successor in Barcelona's attack for the future.