Barça and Atlético de Madrid will face each other again on Saturday, May 16th at the Gran Canaria stadium. It will be a rematch of last year's Copa de la Reina final – with a 2-0 victory for Barcelona – after the Blaugrana lived up to expectations against Badalona Women following a 0-0 draw in the first leg (4-1), and Atlético Madrid eliminated Tenerife on Tuesday (2-1). But the first goal of the match – and of the tie – was a long time coming. Alexia Putellas opened the scoring just before halftime, and from then on, the game slowed down. The captain, from the penalty spot, made it 2-0, while Kika Nazareth and Ewa Pajor completed the scoring. Lice Chamorro scored Badalona's lone goal (4-1).

"We'll dream big until it's no longer possible." Banini's words in the pre-match press conference in Badalona will resonate even more strongly in the Badalona dressing room next week. Marc Ballester's team secured a draw against Barça after a defensive masterclass (0-0), and the Copa de la Reina semifinals will be decided next Wednesday, the 18th, at the Johan Cruyff Stadium (9 pm).

Two years ago, Levante Badalona (now Badalona Women) arrived at the Badalona Municipal Stadium aiming for the top spots in Liga F. After narrowly avoiding relegation in the final weeks of the season, the Badalona side has taken its first step forward under the guidance of coach Marc Ballester. Currently eighth, just three points behind Atlético de Madrid (sixth place), optimism has taken hold at ONA, as the team is known. "Barça is a long way off, but so are Real Madrid and other clubs with very large budgets. Our realistic goal is a fifth or sixth place finish," Ballester stated a few days before another historic milestone. Badalona Women will play the first leg of the Copa de la Reina semifinals against Barça this Thursday (9 pm). "We've earned the right to be where we are."

Barça will play Atlético de Madrid in the Copa del Rey semi-finals. After eliminating Guadalajara (0-2) from the Primera Federación and Racing de Santander (0-2) and Albacete (1-2) From the Second Division, the Blaugrana will have to overcome Atlético Madrid to reach the final in Seville. "It will be a very important match; we're really looking forward to the tie. The great thing about the Cup is that everyone can compete against everyone; Albacete eliminated Real Madrid," commented Balde before learning who their opponent would be. The first leg will be played on February 10, 11, or 12 in Madrid, while the second leg will be played on March 3, 4, or 5 at the Camp Nou. The other Copa del Rey tie will be between Athletic Club and Real Sociedad.

Eleven goals in eight matches against Real Madrid. These are the numbers of Ewa Pajor, who sealed the Copa de la Reina quarterfinals with a brace at the Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadium (0-4). The Blaugrana showed no mercy and will be in the semifinals after a hard-fought match that ended with another resounding victory for Pere Romeu's team. Alexia Putellas—after heading in a corner chipped by Graham Hansen—and Salma Paralluelo—with a great pass from Patri Guijarro—completed the scoring. Barça continues its dominance and has now won 23 of the 24 Clásicos played.

Injuries at Barça have paved the way for a new generation of young footballers who have proven more than ready to compete at the elite level. Clara Serrajordi once again led the Blaugrana midfield, and with a goal and two assists, demonstrating her excellent vision, she guided the team to victory at Alavés (1-6), the only Second Division team remaining in the competition after Europa League's elimination against Athletic Bilbao. The Catalan side got the job done in their last match of 2025 – which they close with a 90% win rate – and continue their journey in the Copa de la Reina.

After the disappointment of losing the Champions League final in Lisbon to Arsenal, Barça closed the season in the best possible way, winning the Copa de la Reina in Huesca against Atlético de Madrid (2-0). The Champions League wound still stings, but in the Spanish league, Pere Romeu's team remains unrivaled, as has become clear in a season in which the Catalans have won absolutely every title: La Liga, Super Cup, and finally, the Copa de la Reina. Claudia Pina, always electric, always decisive, was in charge of deciding the match with two goals, the second of which was beautiful.

Barça are now in the semi-finals of the Copa de la Reina after beating Madrid CFF (1-2) in a match played at the Fernando Torres stadium in Fuenlabrada. The Blaugrana team has now gone nineteen games in the Copa del Rey without losing after a match in which they suffered a little at the end, but they have managed to focus on the game after all the fuss caused. for Mapi León's action in the derby against Espanyol.