Unstoppable Barcelona Femení: A Perfect 15 Wins After Crushing Real Madrid Femenino

In another dazzling display of dominance, Liga F champions Barcelona Femení extended their flawless streak with a commanding 4-0 victory over Real Madrid Femenino in the Women’s Clásico.

This emphatic win not only underscores Barça’s supremacy in the league but also widens the gap between the top two teams, leaving Real Madrid to taste defeat for the first time this season.

A Lightning Start Sets the Tone

Barcelona wasted no time asserting control, with Patri Guijarro opening the scoring just four minutes into the game. A perfectly executed corner saw Alexia Putellas flick the ball towards Guijarro, who stretched to slot it into the net. The early breakthrough showcased the Catalan side’s sharpness and ability to capitalize on set pieces.

The midfield maestro wasn’t done yet. In the 22nd minute, Guijarro doubled the lead with a spectacular low strike from outside the box. After Aitana Bonmatí’s initial effort was blocked, the ball fell perfectly for Guijarro, who unleashed a shot that left goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez with no chance.

Claudia Pina’s Finishing Flourish

Before halftime, Claudia Pina added Barça’s third, putting the game out of reach for Madrid. Bonmatí, pulling the strings as usual, delivered a precise ball over the top to Caroline Graham Hansen, who provided a clever cutback to Pina. Despite a deflection, Pina’s effort found the back of the net, sending the Barcelona faithful into a frenzy.

Barcelona headed into the break with a commanding 3-0 lead, though the scoreline arguably flattered their opponents. The relentless attacking force of Pere Romeu’s side suggested they could have added even more.

Madrid’s Response and Barça’s Resilience

Real Madrid showed signs of life in the second half, attempting to mount a response through flashes of brilliance from Linda Caicedo and exploiting occasional errors from Barcelona. However, the Catalans’ defensive organization ensured that Madrid’s efforts rarely translated into genuine scoring opportunities.

Barça, meanwhile, continued to dominate possession, quickly recovering the ball whenever they lost it. Despite their control, some missed chances in the second half prevented an even more lopsided scoreline. Kika Nazareth came close after a defensive error from Madrid, but her hesitation in front of goal allowed the opportunity to slip away.

Alexia Putellas Puts the Icing on the Cake

With the clock winding down, Barcelona sealed the win in style. Bonmatí, ever the orchestrator, recovered possession deep in Madrid’s half and set up Nazareth. The Portuguese midfielder spotted Putellas, who calmly chipped the ball into the net for a fourth goal that was as elegant as it was clinical. This moment of brilliance not only capped off an incredible team performance but also marked a personal milestone for Putellas, who surpassed Luis Suárez as Barcelona’s third all-time top scorer.

The Bigger Picture

This victory extends Barcelona’s unbeaten run against Real Madrid and moves them eight points clear at the top of the Liga F standings. The Catalans have now won all 15 league matches this season, a testament to their unparalleled quality and depth.

For Madrid, this defeat is a reminder of the gap that still exists between the two sides. While they remain second in the table with a game in hand, their hopes of catching Barcelona appear increasingly slim.

What’s Next?

Barcelona will now shift their focus to the Champions League, traveling midweek to face St. Pölten in Austria. With their domestic dominance reaffirmed, they will aim to replicate their Liga F success on the European stage.

For Real Madrid, regrouping quickly will be crucial as they look to maintain their position in the league and bounce back from this humbling defeat.

The Women’s Clásico has once again showcased the brilliance of Barcelona Femení, leaving fans and rivals alike wondering: Who can stop this unstoppable juggernaut?

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