A perfect day at Can Barça. Thousands of people have shown that this club is special because you can vote, there's a new stand open that has made the stadium feel spacious, and they've dominated on the pitch, where they didn't have to suffer for a single moment. As if it were a Gamper Trophy match or a barbecue, Sevilla let themselves be led to the slaughter like lambs and made it easy for Flick's Barça.

What a three points! Before hearing the Champions League anthem again in Newcastle, Flick's team secured a victory in a stadium where they always have to work incredibly hard. Matches like this decide the league, although naturally, there's still a long way to go, and it's worrying to see so many players finishing matches completely exhausted.

After a lackluster first half, Barça loosened up and ended up thrashing (3-0) a Mallorca side that impressed in the first half. But they couldn't avoid becoming another victim of a team that is on the right track, putting the pressure on Real Madrid and showcasing the talent of its academy. The second half was a tribute to La Masia, with Marc Bernal scoring his first goal at the Camp Nou, a moment he had been waiting years for. Moments like these explain the strength of Barça, the club where a boy from Berga or another from Baix Montseny can make his childhood dreams come true.

Job done. Throughout the group stage, Barça conceded many goals and suffered setbacks... but they qualified for the top eight, as was necessary. The defeat against PSG and Araujo's red card in London are now a distant memory. Finishing in the top eight was essential, and they achieved it with a match that perfectly encapsulates the team's Champions League campaign: conceding goals, enduring hardship, but ultimately overcoming adversity with brilliance.

A big party at Johan Cruyff. A First Division RFEF stadium witnessed a second half of the Champions League in which everything went well for Flick's team. Except for the problems with Ferran's goal, it was all good news, like the return of Marc Bernal, who had time to provide an assist in the few minutes he had. It was beautiful.