No contest. Barcelona have confirmed they are the team to beat, not just in Spain. Over the weekend, the Blaugrana thrashed Arianna Caruso's Real Madrid in the Clasico, leaving the visitors battered at the Spotify Stadium. The scoreline said it all: 7-0, with the game effectively done by half-time. Even without Alexia Putellas and Mapi Leon, who moved to London City Lionesses in the summer, Barcelona still entertain and clearly relish it. Much to the delight of the 40,533 spectators, a record for a Liga F match.
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Barcelona vs Real Madrid Femenino
Barcelona
Women's football
Real Madrid Femenino
Liga F
C. Pina
Barcelona devastating, 7-0 in the Clasico against Real Madrid. Claudia Pina show, four goals in one half
Claudia Pina, the strongest striker in the world
Claudia Pina was the star of the show, firing four goals in a single half. Hansen grabbed the other two in the 6-0 win over Roma in the Women's Champions League. After the break, Pajor and Schertenleib also got on the scoresheet. Barça were superior again in every department: in the press, in their play, in their intensity. Real Madrid had every reason to believe this could be different. They had matched Manchester City, champions of England, in the Women'sChampions League, and the transformation over the summer pointed to a more balanced Clásico. Barcelona killed it as a contest inside half an hour and turned the match into a celebration.
Total domination
Barcelona move onto 18 points in the table with six wins from six, five clear of Madrid CFF and Real Madrid. In Europe, the blaugrana are the only side with a perfect record, winning both games so far: 5-2 on their debut against Paris FC and 6-0 away to Roma last week.
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