FC Barcelona secured their 29th La Liga title in style after defeating arch-rivals Real Madrid in a dominant El Clasico performance at the Nou Camp. The victory confirmed Barcelona as champions with three games remaining in the season, extending their remarkable 11-match winning streak in the league.
Marcus Rashford opened the scoring with a sensational free-kick that flew into the top corner beyond Thibaut Courtois, before Ferran Torres doubled the advantage with a composed finish after a brilliant team move orchestrated by Dani Olmo. Both goalscorers dedicated their strikes to head coach Hansi Flick following the recent passing of his father.
Barcelona’s dominance at home remained intact as they recorded their 18th victory in 18 league matches at the revamped Nou Camp. Rashford continued his superb season on loan from Manchester United, taking his tally to 14 goals and 14 assists across all competitions while further strengthening calls for Barcelona to make his move permanent.
For Real Madrid, the defeat highlighted a disappointing campaign under pressure coach Alvaro Arbeloa. Internal tensions reportedly involving Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde added to the club’s struggles, while Los Blancos managed just one shot on target throughout the match.
Barcelona now move seven titles behind Real Madrid’s all-time La Liga record, but the Catalan giants have firmly re-established themselves as Spain’s dominant force after winning consecutive league crowns under Flick.
