"The extraordinary thing is that it seems normal." With this slogan, Barça celebrated the men's league in the 2018-19 season. The team then led by Ernesto Valverde had just won their eighth league title in eleven seasons. At that time, the first women's team only had four league titles to their name. Since then, the blaugranes have been crowned champions of the domestic competition in the next seven seasons and now have eleven league titles. The latest one, this Wednesday after beating Espanyol 1-4 away. With more than ten points ahead of Real Madrid and with four matchdays left to finish the competition, Barça already has the second trophy of the season in their trophy cabinet, after the Spanish Super Cup.

"The extraordinary thing is that it seems normal." With this motto, Barça celebrated the men's league in the 2018-19 season. The team then led by Ernesto Valverde had just won their eighth league title in eleven seasons. At that time, the first women's team only had four league titles to their name. Since then, the Blaugranas have been crowned champions of the state competition every season and now have eleven league titles. The last one, this Wednesday after winning 1-4 on Espanyol's ground. With more than ten points clear of Real Madrid, and with four matchdays left to finish the competition, Barça already has the second trophy of the season in their trophy cabinet, after the Spanish Super Cup.

The Prosecutor's Office has requested a nine-year prison sentence for former RCD Espanyol player Álvaro Aguado for allegedly sexually assaulting a club employee in a nightclub restroom in 2024. The prosecutor has also requested that the footballer compensate the victim with 65,000 euros for the moral damage and psychological sequelae caused by the sexual assault.

The judge who has been investigating since February the complaint against former Espanyol player Álvaro Aguado for allegedly sexually assaulting a club employee in a restroom at the Opium nightclub in Barcelona on June 23, 2024, as the team was celebrating its promotion to the First Division. The investigating judge's decision brings Aguado closer to a trial for sexual assault, pending the submission of their indictments by the private prosecution and the Prosecutor's Office.

Espanyol has a new owner. Alan Pace, a partner at the ALK Capital fund and director of its sports subsidiary, Velocity Sport Limited (VSL), will take over from Chen Yansheng at the helm of the blue and white club. With an English parent company but partly owned by American shareholders, VSL also owns Burnley. With this transaction, Rastar, which currently holds 99.66% of the shares, will become part of the English holding company.