The first title of the season is here. Not a resounding victory, but a very solid performance from Barça in defense, where a lack of clinical finishing – and a stellar performance from goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez – prevented a bigger scoreline. Pere Romeu adds his fourth title – after achieving the national treble last season – by defeating Real Madrid with a goal from Esmee Brugts in the first half and a penalty converted by Alexia Putellas in stoppage time of the second half (2-0). Barça continues its dominance over Real Madrid: 22 wins and only one defeat, and the young players Clara Serrajordi, Aïcha Camara, Carla Julià, Rosalía, Martine Fenger, and Laia Martret now have their first titles to their name. Laia Aleixandri also wins her first trophy as a Barça player, although she was unable to play in the Super Cup due to injury.

Barça displayed their quality, overcame all external obstacles, and qualified for the Spanish Super Cup final by defeating Athletic Club 3-1 in the semifinals, with one player standing out: Ona Batlle. The Catalan full-back—who has been in the spotlight in recent days following comments from her agent suggesting that Barça should sell the Camp Nou to renew her contract—was key with a goal and an assist to turn the match around. The Blaugrana had to play with ten women for the entire second half after Kika Nazareth's controversial sending-off just before halftime, but they lived up to expectations and will face Real Madrid—who did the job against Atlético de Madrid 3-1—next Saturday at 7 p.m.