Havana, May 10 (RHC) – Barcelona sealed their Spanish League title at the Spotify Camp Nou, with three games to spare, after defeating their arch-rivals Real Madrid 2-0 today.
Barcelona became uncatchable with 91 points—14 more than Real Madrid—and clinched the title thanks to the masterful leadership of Hansi Flick, who secured his second consecutive trophy at the helm of the Catalan club.
A free-kick goal from Marcus Rashford in the ninth minute ignited the stands and sparked celebrations across Catalonia, and the party continued with Ferran Torres’ goal in the 18th minute, assisted by Dani Olmo.
The fans celebrated euphorically in the stands, waving flags and chanting songs that echoed throughout the stadium, while the players embraced and shared the glory of a title that had seemed inevitable.
On the pitch, the image of a satisfied team marked the end of a brilliant campaign, reminding everyone that this Barcelona team won not only on points, but also with style, character, and decisiveness, making it clear that Spanish football now has an undisputed king.
In other results from Sunday, Valencia defeated Athletic Bilbao 1-0, Mallorca and Villarreal drew 1-1, and the match between Real Oviedo and Getafe ended 0-0.
