Lewandowski aiming to put an end to worrying post-World Cup form against Cadiz

The signing of Robert Lewandowski has been a resounding success for Barcelona. With 14 league goals in 18 matches, he is the top-scorer in La Liga and has hit the ground running in Catalonia without many hiccups.

However, in recent weeks, the Pole has endured a difficult time, especially on home soil. Over the course of his last six matches at Camp Nou, the forward has failed to score a single goal or register a single assist.

This is a worrying trend for Xavi Hernandez and Barcelona, even though the team has done exceedingly well, barring their recent performance against Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League.

In that game, Lewandowski struggled to make himself involved in any of the two goals, extending his run of zero-goal involvements to six home games in all competitions.

However, Lewandowski will have the opportunity to put an end to this worrying trend when Barcelona take on Cadiz at Camp Nou later tonight. This will also offer the Pole the chance to extend his scoring tally further in the league.

Meanwhile, on the flip side, Lewandowski has been performing extremely well away from home. In the last six away games in all competitions, he has racked up five goals and registered two assists, which have been critical in helping Barcelona consolidate their position at the top of the league table.

The former Bayern Munich superstar, though, will need to be at the top of his game when Barcelona take on Manchester United in the second leg of the Europa League tie. It will also be imperative for the Pole to perform well in the upcoming El Clasicos at the start of next month.