“It’s not just about the money, it’s about time and growth”. This is the reflection made by Pau Quesada, technician of Real Madrid, after conceding the 6-0 at Camp Nou. Barça once again demonstrated why it is a benchmark team and one we can be proud of, as Alexia Putellas described after the match. “I feel that we are all moving in the same direction: fans, team, and club”, added the captain. The blaugranes filled Camp Nou with 60,067 people, the best attendance since returning to the stadium. The attendance against Real Madrid surpassed the 56,812 spectators who had gathered ten days earlier to watch Barça - Rayo Vallecano (1-0).

Words are running out to describe this team. The Barça women's team has once again made history, both on and off the field. Pere Romeu's squad has gathered 60,067 people at the Camp Nou – an absolute record since returning to the stadium, for both men's and women's teams –, Alexia Putellas has reached 500 matches with the blaugrana jersey and, on the field, has once again thrashed – and crucified – Real Madrid, for the third time in a week. 6-0 at the end of 90 minutes in Barcelona and 12-2 on aggregate in the tie. Barça advances with a firm step to the semifinals for the eighth consecutive season and will face Bayern Munich.

Five points is what separates Barça from winning their seventh consecutive Liga F after beating them 0-3 at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium. Ona Batlle opened the scoring with a long-range shot that deflected off Rocío Gálvez and broke through the defensive wall set up by Madrid, and Alexia Putellas –with Barça's 100th goal against the white team– and an own goal sealed the match. Graham Hansen, who started after being a substitute on Wednesday, had a great game.

The gap between Barça and Real Madrid remains evident. The Blaugrana have secured their place in the Champions League quarterfinals after a resounding 6-2 victory at the Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadium, a result that brings back fond memories for the Catalan club in Madrid. Ewa Pajor – with a brace – Esmee Brugts, Irene Paredes, Vicky López, and Alexia Putellas sparked pandemonium in Madrid in a packed stadium. Linda Caicedo, with two goals, was the standout player for Real Madrid tonight, in a match played before more than 4,000 fans – some of them wearing Barça colors – who enjoyed a spectacular display of football, albeit not at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Barça will open Camp Nou on Thursday, April 2nd (6:45 pm) for the Women's Champions League quarter-final. Chelsea will play at Stamford Bridge; Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena; Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium; Manchester United at Old Trafford; Olympique Lyonnais at the Groupama Stadium; Wolfsburg at the Volkswagen Arena... and Real Madrid at the Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadium. This means that Real Madrid is the only team that will not open its main stadium for the Champions League quarter-finals. This is no surprise, as the team managed by Pau Quesada has never played at the Bernabéu since its creation in 2019, when it absorbed the modest Tacón. A year ago, midfielder Melanie Leupolz confessed on the podcast... Kicker FE:maleShe had spoken with Florentino Pérez. The German footballer explained that the Real Madrid president told the players he would open the Santiago Bernabéu stadium to the women's first team "when they win their first title."

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.

"Barça is her place in the world," says Piotr Kozłowski, Ewa Pajor's (Uniejow, 1996) first football coach. The Polish striker has hit the ground running in Barcelona: in just a season and a half, she has already scored 63 goals in 69 matches, but her qualities go far beyond finding the net. "Her team spirit stands out; she creates chances for her teammates and makes decisions that benefit the entire squad, not just her own statistics. If she were more selfish, she would have even more goals, but she has a sense of responsibility and maturity on the pitch that make her a complete and highly valued player," says Kozłowski, who worked with Pajor from the age of eight to twelve. Pere Romeu has also highlighted these qualities. "She goes into every match motivated, presses relentlessly, makes runs, gets into the box, and holds up the ball with her back to goal. I really enjoy coaching her; she always performs at her best, and if she could, she would provide more assists."

The road to Oslo has now been defined. Barça – who save themselves the play-offs After finishing among the top four, they will face either Real Madrid or Paris FC in the quarterfinals. These two teams will play a preliminary round in February to determine Barcelona's next opponent in their quest to reclaim European glory. The first leg of the quarterfinals will be played in either Madrid or Paris.where the Blaugrana closed the first phase with another victory (0-2)The first leg will be played on March 24 or 25, while the return leg could be played on April 1 or 2 at Camp Nou, given the international break in men's football. This will be the twelfth time the Barcelona women's team has competed in this round, having qualified eight times previously.