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Barcelona will skip their usual 1:00 PM squad gathering and hotel stop before hosting Real Betis, with players travelling from home. It’s Lewandowski’s farewell home game for the club, who have already clinched the title, while the board luncheon is moved and both sides have little to play for beyond pride.
Polish striker Robert Lewandowski announced he will leave FC Barcelona at season’s end, ending a four-year spell in which he scored 119 goals in 191 appearances and helped Barça win seven trophies, including La Liga titles and Spanish Super Cups, while earning a reputation for leadership and professionalism.
Robert Lewandowski confirmed he will leave Barcelona at the end of the season, prompting Hansi Flick to say Barça must revamp its attack and pursue a replacement capable of scoring 25–30 goals, with no obvious big-name departures expected for next season.
Barcelona youngster Alvaro Cortes made his first-team debut against Alavés, calling it the happiest day of his life; Flick urged him to play as he does in training, and Cortes credited supportive teammates as Barcelona lost 1-0, ending their 100-point bid ahead of a home game with Real Betis.
Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick was disappointed by the 1-0 loss to Alavés on their return after winning La Liga, but praised the performance and highlighted debutant Álvaro Cortés along with other youngsters; Barca created chances, conceded from a corner due to concentration lapses, and now prepare for Sunday’s home game against Real Betis.
Barcelona sealed the La Liga title and celebrated with a parade in which Lamine Yamal waved a Palestine flag; Hansi Flick addressed the moment ahead of Barca’s next match, saying it’s Yamal’s decision at 18 and that the club’s focus remains on football, while praising the emotional impact of the fans and noting Barca have the fewest goals conceded and still aim to reach 100 points with three games left.
Barcelona sealed their 29th La Liga title by beating Real Madrid at Camp Nou, extending their run to 11 straight league wins; Lionel Messi—now with Inter Miami—congratulated his former club with a four-word Instagram post, 'Campeones!!! Visca el Barça!!!', as Barça continue their dominance in a post-Messi era.
PSG boss Luis Enrique, a former Barcelona coach, celebrated Barca’s Clasico win that sealed La Liga and praised Hansi Flick’s approach, underscoring that he remains a Barça fan even while leading PSG.
Barcelona clinched a second consecutive La Liga title by beating Real Madrid 2-0 at Camp Nou, with Hansi Flick stabilizing the squad and Lamine Yamal emerging as the standout, while La Masia graduates underpin the success as the club eyes a deeper run in Europe.
Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 2-0 at Camp Nou, with Thibaut Courtois making several key saves for Madrid but unable to prevent the loss; Madrid’s attackers struggled, notably Vinicius Jr. and Bellingham, while Barcelona controlled the match and earned the win.
FC Barcelona mourned the death of Hansi Flick's father and sent condolences, while Flick is still set to coach against Real Madrid in La Liga at Camp Nou, with a minute’s silence planned; Barca could clinch the title by avoiding defeat in the clash.
Barcelona swept Real Madrid 2-0 at Camp Nou to seal the La Liga title in a Clasico, a historic feat as the title is decided in Spain’s biggest derby. Marcus Rashford’s stunning free-kick opened the scoring and Ferran Torres added a second as Madrid, hit by a turbulent week and a passive defensive shape, couldn’t mount a reply. The result caps Barca’s domestic dominance under Hansi Flick and leaves Real Madrid trophyless for a second straight season.
Barcelona secured the La Liga title by routing Real Madrid 2-0 at Camp Nou, with a Marcus Rashford free-kick and Ferran Torres finishing off the win within 18 minutes, leaving Madrid 14 points adrift with nine games remaining as their title hopes evaporated. The piece notes Mbappé’s absence amid training drama, Aurélien Tchouaméni’s start after a club fine, and Real Madrid’s need to regroup for three remaining fixtures while considering next season.
Real Madrid and Barcelona have released their starting XIs for the 2026 El Clásico at Camp Nou, with both squads missing stars like Mbappé, Yamal, and Valverde tonight. Barcelona line up with Joan García in goal and a back four that includes Koundé, Cubarsí, Gerard Martín, and Cancelo, while Real Madrid start with Courtois in goal, a back line featuring Trent, Rüdiger, Huijsen, and Fran García, and a midfield duo of Tchouaméni and Camavinga behind Brahim, Bellingham, Vinícius and Gonzalo. The kickoff is 21:00 CET, broadcast on DAZN La Liga in Spain and ESPN+ in the USA, as the season’s final Clásico unfolds to decide the title contenders.
Real Madrid announced their squad for Sunday’s El Clásico at Camp Nou (21:00 CET), with Courtois back in goal and expected to start. Mbappé isn’t included, and the lineup spans goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and attackers, as Madrid prepare to face Barca, a result that could influence the La Liga title race. Broadcast info includes DAZN La Liga (Spain), ESPN Deportes (USA) and ESPN+.