Barcelona has defeated Girona in the latest round of La Liga matches. The match was played at Camp Nou and ended with Barcelona winning 2-1.

The game started off well for Barcelona as they took the lead in the first half through Lionel Messi's goal. However, Girona fought back and equalized in the second half. It looked like the match was going to end in a draw until Luis Suarez scored a late goal for Barcelona to secure victory.

Luis Suárez scored his first goal since returning from injury, scoring a header in the 75th minute to give Barcelona the lead. The goal came after a corner kick by Gerard Piqué was headed towards the penalty area by Lionel Messi, who then passed it to Suárez who finished with a powerful header into the top corner.

Lewandowski scores twice

In other news, Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski has scored twice in two games for Poland in their World Cup qualifying campaign. He scored twice against San Marino on Thursday and then added another goal against Belarus on Saturday.

He now has seven goals in eight games for Poland, including three in their opening World Cup qualifier against Iceland last month. This form puts him firmly ahead of the rest of his teammates in the Polish national team rankings.

The news comes just days after he announced that he will be staying at Bayern for the remainder of his contract, which expires next year. He said: "I'm very happy to continue playing for my club and country. I have a lot of experience and know how to handle pressure."

Overall, it seems like both teams are doing well this season. With Barcelona defeating Girona and Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski scoring twice for Poland, there is much to look forward to in the upcoming matches.