You're right, that's what I mean. Even if I like Barcelona's tiki-taka style, then I tend to stay neutral more often than not to see something from them. Barcelona is a good team among dozens of other Laliga teams, but their rivalry with Real Madrid seems likely to make fans of both of them hate each other. Apart from Real Madrid, Barcelona is the team most likely to win the title and it is recognized by many observers for each season.
For me Barcelona's tiki-taka game is no longer there, it's back to normal play with Xavi's general strategy, so Barcelona only dominates short passes and has control of the ball more than the opponent but unfortunately all that has been dominated it is still quite difficult for Xavi to penetrate the goal with his strategy.
The two teams will definitely be rivals forever and the fans are always heating up in each of these matches, so the LaLiga title chaser for Barcelona is still a reliable competitor, but for other competitions, it is still difficult to predict.
Lewandowski missed out on El Clasico match mainly because he couldn't score, but he did provide an assist for Ferran. He's still sharp, but can't always score every match. Xavi has a lot of confidence in him, but may have to rotate Raphinha in his next match with Ansu Fati or Ferran.
Lewandowski is still not a winner despite scoring in some important games but you are right it has to rotate the striker with some other young players, maybe it will be Lewandowski's impressive again like that's what Xavi has to do.
Midfielder Sergio Busquets also said he would no longer be a mainstay and would be replaced by Frankie De Jong