Barcelona remain interested in JuliĂĄn Ălvarez and have kept their offer on the table, but AtlĂ©tico Madrid has firmly rejected any talks with Barça, accusing the club of failing to approach them professionally and respectfully.
Under the lights of Spotify Camp Nou, FC Barcelona sealed their 29th LaLiga title with a commanding 2-0 victory over eternal rivals Real Madrid in El ClĂĄsico. First-half goals from Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres capped a dominant display from Hansi Flickâs side, who secured the championship in front of their home supporters.
FC Barcelona retained their lead at the summit of La Liga with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano at the Camp Nou. The Blaugranas lacked their usual attacking fluency and were forced to rely on defensive resilience, a set-piece goal from Ronald AraĂșjo and a standout goalkeeping display from Joan GarcĂa to secure all the three points.
Barcelona bounced back from their Copa del Rey exit with a hard fought 1-0 victory over Athletic Club.
FC Barcelona underlined their title credentials with a commanding 4-1 victory over Villarreal CF, cementing control at the top of La Liga on Hansi Flickâs 100th match in charge. A sensational first senior hat trick from Lamine Yamal headlined a ruthless display, before Robert Lewandowski applied the icing on the cake to cap a dominant night at a pivotal stage of the season.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. With regards to Barcelona FemenĂ and Arsenal Women, who will be facing off in the 2025 edition of the UEFA Women’s Champions League Final on May 24th, history is hard to rememberâŠ
The mission is simple; Do the exact same thing as the year prior. Perhaps not to replicate the equivalent scoreline of 2-1, which was a very close result, nor recreate the stress of having a penalty shot determine the tie-breaker…âŠ
Barcelona and Chelsea Set for Third Consecutive UEFA Women’s Champions League Semi-Final Showdown For the third consecutive season, FC Barcelona FemenĂ and Chelsea FC Women are poised to face off in the UEFA Women’s Champions League semi-finals, setting the stageâŠ
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 forâŠ
Oh to be young again, and scoring goals for the biggest football club in the world. At 18 years old, Swiss born Sydney Schertenleib, standing at 1.78 metres tall, or 5 feet 10 inches, has an arguably pretty decent viewâŠ
Barcelona and Wolfsburg meet in the UWCL quarter-finals on March 19, 2025, with the first leg at the VfL Wolfsburg Arena and the return leg at the Estadi Johan Cruyff the following week. VfL Wolfsburg and FC Barcelona FemenĂ willâŠ
In the spirit of spring, the international club football season is quickly coming to the end of the road for most leagues, teams and tournaments. FC Barcelona FemenĂ still remain atop Liga F in Spain, with one loss on theirâŠ
La Roja shined bright in their red and yellow kits at Wembley Stadium in front of an astounding crowd of 45,000+ spectators, although couldn’t find their spark during UEFA Women’s Nations League Group A match day. In the game ofâŠ
To be the best means surviving the rest. And with a 6 year winning streak, including remaining undefeated at their new home the Estadi Johan Cruyff, Barcelona FemenĂ finally came crumbling down in textbook fashion against 15th ranked Levante inâŠ
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 defeatâŠ
Julio Alberto was, undoubtedly, one of the most charismatic figures in the 80’s for Barça. and came very close to winning a Champions League with Barcelona in 1986. The former player from Asturias, same region Luis Enrique and Abelardo areâŠ
Studies show that New Years Resolutions tend to be broken within a few weeks of the year. Fortunately, for Barcelona FemenĂ, at the end of January, the prospect of going unbeaten has kept the winners flag flying high. After aâŠ
El ClĂĄsico. Hardly to be considered a rivalry when your opponent has won 17/17 meetings. For Barcelona FemenĂ, the win rate against Real Madrid is 100%. 4-0, 3-0, 4-0. Three different score lines, three different games; all within one year.âŠ
Change out of the kit, put the boots away, step off the grass, walk past the trophy cabinet that doesn’t speak or acknowledge, forget practice or even a press conference for once. Take the sport away in a day andâŠ
The English, famously coined for saying “It’s coming home” in reference to the FIFA World Cup won in 1966 and in the hopes of winning one again, have historical grounds to claim that the beautiful game was officially borne onâŠ
Work stressful? School overwhelming? Life confusing? The solution is simple, take a break. Although for Barcelona FemenĂ’s professional footballers, players called up for international duty have about a split second to prepare, pack their bags and head off to theâŠ
As the winter international break commences, Barcelona FemenĂ 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,âŠ
30 years old. Two Olympic medals. Two FIFA World Cup appearances. Two Women’s Champions League trophies with Barcelona. Three Spanish league titles. During the summer of 2021, Barcelona FemenĂ announced the signing of Swedish international Fridolina Rolfö from prestigious GermanâŠ
After a compelling, almost concerning starting campaign in the UEFA Women’s Champions League last week, Barcelona FemenĂ are back to their winning ways. And what better way to ascend up the rankings again than by handling Swedish super club Hammarby,âŠ
Itâs been a long time coming, but after an accelerating summer Olympics campaign and flash-bang start of the domestic Liga F season, Barcelona FemeniÌ are on a roll. Having played four matches against the likes of Granada, Real Sociedad, Sevilla,âŠ
The bigger they are the harder they fall, even in a game of kicking a ball. Spain’s women’s national football team fail to medal in Paris 2024. After a year of domination, from winning the FIFA Women’s World Cup inâŠ
Ninety minutes. Six goals. Two teams. One advancing spot. Nothing to lose. Everything to win. Brazil did the impossible to stun reigning world champions Spain out of gold medal contention at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Yes, even the best canâŠ
In the spirit of the Olympics, references from other, lesser known sports often become relatable to the normal observer’s eye. For example, a bullseye in archery is considered a job exceptionally well done while falling off your foil in windâŠ
On a quiet, cloudy Thursday night in Nantes, France, the Spanish national women’s football team made history once again. In an inaugural Olympics appearance, the infamous bright red and yellow challenged a well-structured and disciplined Japan team to a duelâŠ
Four days to go. The countdown is on. Similar to the FIFA World Cup or UEFA European championships, professional footballers from various national teams and passport identities are presented an opportunity every four years to seal their fate into medallicâŠ
Live fast, travel often. Not exactly how the quote goes, but for Barcelona FemenĂ the tail end of a domestic season in Spain and capping off European competition as champions means more time for training and less thinking for games. In this case, "l'equip" (the team) are heading across oceans and over borders to arrive 9,425 km away, or 5,856 miles away. Barcelona will be facing Mexican powerhouses Chivas Femenil in an international friendly at Estadio Akron near Guadalajara. And the people of Mexico are ready.
Similar to the excitement of Santa Claus coming to town once every year with a sack of presents to deliver down the chimney, one burst of excitement, or rather burst of emotion far from excitement for Barcelona Femeni fans is đđąđ đšđĄđđđđ§ đ đÌđđđ.
So it came to pass, and then it went. On Saturday, May 25th, Barcelona Femeni proved the fan "theory of three" to be true, and took home their third European title. And all in style.
Tonight. The UEFA Women's Champions League Final. Barcelona Femeni fight for their third continental title.
. For nineteen year old footballer JĂșlia Bartel from Castellbisbal, Spain, life consists of having two of the most prestigious professional women's football clubs in Europe vying for her ability. A product of La Masia (Barcelona's youth academy), a FIFA U-20 World Cup Winner in 2022, and a top emerging talent in the world of women's football (who is most likely moving to England), life can be pretty successful at nineteen.
Barcelona's Aitana BonmatĂ (R) celebrates scoring a goal with her teammates while Chelsea's Sjoeke NĂŒsken (L) looks down in disappointment / SportsMax
Laporta revealed the club's intention to terminate its contract with Nike due to perceived breaches.
Barcelona faces the financial dilemma of potentially selling Raphinha to Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia for a lucrative offer.
Barcelona has redirected its market strategy to focus on scouting young talent from Africa.
Barcelona is considering Amadou Onana to strengthen their midfield, but the 60 million euro price tag presents a financial challenge.
Barcelona is reportedly vying with PSG and other Premier League clubs to secure the promising center-back Murillo.
Robert Lewandowski credits recent form improvement to intensified training sessions.
Vitor Roque expresses confidence in becoming a key player for the team.
Deco highlights considerations for squad renewal and player recovery.
Sergi Roberto's future at FC Barcelona remains uncertain as no concrete offer or call from the club has been received.
Barcelona narrowly defeated Brann in Norway with goals from Graham and Salma.
The Barcelona Court has released Dani Alves on bail.
Gerard Piqué expresses his openness to potentially becoming president of the club in the future.
Barcelona announces that Joao Cancelo has passed medical tests.
Barcelona is facing uncertainties over Joao FĂ©lix's future amid considerations of positional needs.
Deco is actively strategizing to bolster the midfield for the 2024-25 season.
Raphinha remains steadfast in his loyalty to the club despite impending million-dollar sales.
Atlético Madrid considers pursuing Robert Lewandowski this summer.
Pau CubarsĂ and HĂ©ctor Fort are attracting attention from various clubs due to their low release clauses.
Barcelona and other major clubs are eyeing Bundesliga talent Benjamin Sesko.
Fermin Lopez expressing optimism about Barcelona's upcoming Champions League match against PSG.
Pau Cubarsi describes his experience joining the first team.
Lamine Yamal discusses his rapid rise in football.
Barcelona has accelerated renovations at the Spotify Camp Nou.
Joan Laporta is still deliberating whether to switch the team's jersey supplier from Nike to Puma or opt for an in-house brand.
Jule Brand confirmed her intention to fulfill her contract with Wolfsburg.
Barcelona's upcoming summer tour in the USA will be condensed but packed with high-profile matches.
Barcelona is contesting Xavi HernĂĄndez's red card in hopes of reducing it to a yellow.
Robert Lewandowski speaks to TV3 on his current form.
The process of selecting Barcelona's next coach is delayed following uncertainties surrounding Xavi's role and the decision.
Joan Laporta leads discussions on the club's conflict with Nike.
Barcelona chooses not to contest Xavi Hernandez's expulsion during the Atlético-Barça match.
Pau CubarsĂ and Lamine Yamal could feature prominently in Euro 2024 with the Federation cautiously considering their involvement in the Olympics.
Joshua Kimmich's future at Bayern Munich is uncertain as potential departure amid contract complications.
Barça Atletic keeps the hope of direct promotion more alive than ever.
Barcelona's recent resurgence was propelled by a combination of factors.
Hector Fort impressively filled in for Joao Cancelo and showcased his versatility against Atletico Madrid.
Xavi received his second expulsion of the season after disputing a referee's decision during the match against Atlético Madrid.
addressed criticism and defended his relationship with former teammates amidst controversy
Ilkay GĂŒndogan's pivotal role in Barcelona's recent success, despite positional adjustments and heavy playing time.
Christensen will miss Denmark's upcoming Euro preparation.
Barça AtlÚtic faces a depleted squad due to international call-ups and injuries.
Barça Atletic captain Marc Casadó fulfills a lifelong dream by making his La Liga debut.
The Provincial Court of Barcelona is set to hear appeals for Dani Alves' four and a half year sexual assault sentence.
Marc ter Stegen's remarkable return to form with Barcelona has been marked by an impressive clean sheet streak and crucial saves.
FermĂn Lopez scored against AtlĂ©tico Madrid as he expressed dedication to his absent teammate Joao Cancelo.
Xavi reflects on the team's near-perfect performance, urging them to continue fighting for the remaining titles.
Barcelona's resounding 3-0 victory against Atlético Madrid at the Metropolitano marks a significant triumph.
Barcelona's women's team cruised to a 7-0 victory over Costa Adeje Tenerife.
Gerard Piqué anticipates that Xavi will likely remain as Barcelona's manager next season.
Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona executives convened for a meal to discuss Joao Félix's future.
Barcelona is unlikely to engage in bidding for Mason Greenwood.
Joao Cancelo is determined to remain at Barcelona.
Mikayil Faye is set for the first national team call up.
Barcelona B showcased one of their strongest performances of the season against Teruel.
Pau Cubarsà and Lamine Yamal remain focused on the upcoming Atlético match before joining 'la Roja' for friendlies.
Raphinha highlights the significance of their recent win against Napoli ahead of Atlético Madrid encounter.
Recap of Xaviâs press conference ahead of the match against Atletico Madrid.
Despite Barcelona's resistance to sell, ongoing Saudi interest in Raphinha persists.
PSV Eindhoven's football director expresses hope that Sergiño Dest will extend his loan spell at the club.
Pau Cubarsi potentially representing Spain in both the Euro Cup and Olympics has sparked concerns from Barcelona.
Despite interest from Bayern Munich, Ronald Araujo expresses unwavering loyalty to Barcelona.
GĂŒndogan reflects on Barcelona's Champions League progress and the challenges facing the team.
Pau CubarsĂ Eyes Success with Barcelona and Spanish National Team.
Joao FĂ©lix is anticipating a tough environment at his former club's stadium this weekend.