"Barcelona topped the Spanish Football League after a strong comeback against Atlético Madrid, winning 4-2 today, Sunday, in the 28th round of the competition.  

At the Civitas Metropolitano Stadium, Atlético Madrid took the lead with two goals. Julián Álvarez scored the opening goal in the 45th minute of the match, while Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth added the second goal in the 70th minute.  

In the 72nd minute, Polish striker Robert Lewandowski scored Barcelona's first goal, and forward Ferran Torres equalized for the Catalan team in the 78th minute.  

Barcelona managed to turn the tables on their Madrid rival with two additional goals. The first came from midfielder Lamine Yamal in the second minute of stoppage time, and the second was scored by Ferran, who netted his personal second goal and Barcelona's fourth in the eighth minute of stoppage time.  

With this result, Barcelona secured the three points, raising their total to 60 points and reclaiming the top spot on goal difference ahead of Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Atlético Madrid's points tally remained at 56, keeping them in third place.  

In the same round, second-placed Real Madrid won 2-1 against their host Villarreal, who are fifth in the overall standings, on Saturday."