The clash at San Mamés on Sunday, Sept. 7, was an eagerly awaited test for FC Barcelona Femenà — one they not only passed but dominated. How did coach Pere Romeu set up his side for such a resounding win? Were there still areas to improve? Read on.
The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, hosted in Switzerland from July 2 to 27, 2025, is the 14th edition of the prestigious football tournament, with Europe’s best qualifying sides vying for glory. It promises to showcase the immense talents of Barcelona’s…
With just 60 days to go till the UEFA Women’s Champions League Final in Lisbon, the top teams in Europe are fighting for a place in the prestigious showdown. Eight teams remain in the competition, all battling to compete for…
The great Johan Cruyff once said “Football is a game of mistakes. Whoever makes the fewest mistakes wins.” This lesson hit hard for Barcelona FemenĂ over the weekend. Fresh off their Supercopa victory, the team suffered their first ever defeat…
In their first game back from international break, Barcelona FemenĂ continued in their winning ways, dominating Basque side SD Eibar. The Blaugrana were warmly welcomed back home at the Estadi Johan Cruyff, where they faced off against Yerai Martin’s side.…
As the winter international break commences, Barcelona Femenà has put on a display worthy of praise in their first nine games of the season. The summer transfer window saw the Blaugrana securing additional reinforcements, signing striker Ewa Pajor from Wolfsburg,…
By the time Barcelona Femenà had levelled their 2024/25 Champions League goal difference within 25 minutes on Wednesday night – a smooth individual goal from Caroline Graham Hansen and Clà udia Pina cleaning up a missed shot sweetly – it still…
There were cheers as loud as those for any home player when Keira Walsh’s name was announced over the PA at the start of Barça FemenĂ’s away game against Manchester City Women at the 6°C-with-windchill Joie Stadium on Wednesday night;…
Marc VivĂ©s's job this summer is to maintain Barça FemenĂ's sqaud strength and, if even possible, make it better.
While other European women’s football fans wait anxiously for the end of June to know how their squad might look next season, Barça FemenĂ might already have everything done and dusted in the market. Yesterday, two reports came in –…
Barça Femenà B are looking at Polish midfielder Weronika Araśniewicz