Barcelona defeated archrivals Real Madrid in a decisive El Clásico at Camp Nou, securing the Spanish La Liga championship in front of their home fans. Marcus Rashford opened the scoring in the 9th minute with a brilliant free kick, and Ferrán Torres doubled the lead in the 18th minute with a well-worked team goal, assisted by Dani Olmo. João Cancelo played the full 90 minutes for the Catalans, who established a commanding early lead that proved enough to seal the victory.
The match began with a moment of silence in honor of Hansi Flick, the German coach mourning his father’s passing earlier that day. Despite some heated moments, Barcelona controlled the game and claimed a historic win. This marks the 29th La Liga title for the club and the first time Barcelona have won the league directly in an El Clásico, a feat previously achieved only by Real Madrid in 1932. The celebration on the pitch and in the stands was filled with emotion, with fans singing the club anthem as the players lifted the trophy.