Carla Julià (19 years old), Clara Serrajordi (18 years old), Aïcha Camara (19 years old), and Sydney Schertenleib (18 years old). They are the future of Barça, but since this season, they are also the present. All four started in Barça's 12-1 thrashing of Madrid CFF in another impressive performance at the Johan Cruyff Stadium, which boasted one of the best attendances of the season with 4,743 spectators. Despite rotations – Ona Batlle, Mapi León, Claudia Pina, Graham Hansen, and Laia Aleixandri didn't start, the latter two due to injury – Ewa Pajor was once again the one to break the deadlock. The Polish striker perfectly capitalized on a brilliant run and through ball from Clara Serrajordi to put Barça ahead.

Barça overcame obstacles to secure another victory in Liga F. Ewa Pajor opened the scoring, Claudia Pina unlocked the game with a work of art, Carla Julià capped off a great performance with her goal, and Vicky López and Esmee Brugts sealed the win against Badalona Women (1-5). The match was hampered by the poor condition of the pitch at Palamós, which prevented Barça from playing out from the back smoothly, resulting in several errors in their build-up play. Pajor opened the scoring for the sixth consecutive match, but a giveaway by Mapi León in her own area led to Lorena Navarro's equalizer. It was back to square one.

Barça struggled, but secured an important victory to extend their lead at the top of Liga F. Without Ona Batlle, Patri Guijarro, Kika Nazareth, Salma Paralluelo, and Aitana Bonmatí – to whom her teammates dedicated a supportive jersey after a A fracture in her left fibula will keep her off the field for a minimum of five months.Pere Romeu rested Laia Aleixandri and Claudia Pina with Wednesday's Champions League match in mind. However, the Blaugrana ran into a brick wall in the Canary Islands' defense, and the Catalan coach had to field his starters to secure the victory. Goals from Ewa Pajor and Alexia Putellas in the final minutes handed Tenerife their first away defeat of the season.

Barça are now the sole leaders of the Liga F. The thrashing in Seville (0-5) was accompanied by a draw for Atlético de Madrid at Madrid CFF (1-1). A perfect Sunday for the Blaugranas, which served to close out a week in which the team was on the verge of losing. Alexia and Vicky López, both tempted by PSG two days before the transfer window closed.

It only took the first three matchdays of the Liga F to prove that Barça will once again have an easy path to the title. The first argument is the ease with which they destroy their rivals: three wins and 20 (!) goals scored. The second is that their biggest rival, Real Madrid, has already dropped five of a possible six points in their first two matches. The difference is even more evident when Real Madrid, precisely, dropped two points in the first matchday against DUX Logroño, the opponent Barça annihilated this Friday with a 4-0 victory at the Johan Cruyff Stadium. The result isn't as conclusive as this statistic: 36 shots for the home side and only one for the visitors.

With a scandalous scoreline (0-9) against a Betis side that certified relegation this Sunday, Barça has confirmed what has been almost self-evident since the start of the Liga F: they are champions, for the sixth consecutive time and for the tenth time in the history of the most successful team of the Barça institution, the last time.

Espanyol can enjoy a double celebration this Sunday. In a matter of two hours, their first teams, both men's and women's, will have their hands full securing their continued presence in the First Division and the F League, respectively, this weekend. Sara Monforte's team visits Athletic Club (12 p.m., Movistar+), while Manolo González's team will head to Butarque (2 p.m., DAZN). Less than a year after returning to the Spanish football elite, both teams are looking to secure their place in the league without suffering more than necessary thanks to the cushion of points they maintain against relegation. Espanyol takes out their calculator: what do they need this weekend?

A final effort to become champions. This is what Barça needs to win the Liga F, after the resounding 4-0 victory over Deportivo Abanca. A thrashing that demonstrated Barça's superiority against a rival fighting to avoid relegation. Although, given the match and the merits of each team, the scoreline was even a bit short. Be that as it may, the three points stay at home and leave the Blaugranas with the title within easy reach: they just need to defeat Betis next weekend, a team also fighting to avoid relegation.

Barça have started this demanding March in which they will have to play a lot of games in the best possible way. Pere Romeu's team have won a spectacular 1-8 at Eibar in the first match of this March, where they will have to play the semi-finals of the Cup against Real Madrid and the quarter-finals of the Champions League against Wolfsburg. It is the second time that Barça has scored eight goals in the F League this season, a competition in which they scored 10 against Granada in the first round.

Barça have started this demanding March in which they will have to play a lot of games in top form. Pere Romeu's team won a spectacular 1-8 at Eibar in the first game of this March, in which they will have to play the semi-finals of the Cup against Real Madrid and the quarter-finals of the Champions League against Wolfsburg. It is the second time that Barça has scored eight goals in the F League this season, a competition in which they scored 10 against Granada in the first round.