Barcelona are the champions of Spain once again.
The Catalans were confirmed as winners of La Liga following their victory over local rivals Espanyol on May 15.
It had looked as though Barca would claim the title before taking to the field, but a last-second goal from Jacobo Ramon gave Real Madrid a 2-1 win over Mallorca a day earlier to keep their title defence just about alive.
However, Barca’s victory over Espanyol means their lead at the top of the standings is unassailable with two games left to play.
Hansi Flick’s side have been the standout performers in Spain this season, beating Madrid four times across three competitions to underline their dominance and claim three domestic trophies.
For Los Blancos, it’s been a campaign of bitter disappointment after the joy of 2023/24, when they won the La Liga and UEFA Champions League double.
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Barcelona win La Liga title 2024/25
Barcelona were confirmed as champions on May 15, 2025 thanks to their victory over Espanyol.
Another superb goal from teenage sensation Lamine Yamal and a fine late strike from Fermin Lopez secured a 2-0 win against their local rivals.
In truth, the Catalans have long had the title race under their control, and their thrilling 4-3 Clasico win over Madrid the matchday before proved decisive. After that loss, Madrid would have had to win all their remaining games and hope Barcelona dropped points in each of their final three matches.
The injury-hit Blancos battled gamely to a win over Mallorca to keep the race just about alive, but Barca got the job done 24 hours later.
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Barca claimed a domestic treble in the 2024/25 season, their first under head coach Hansi Flick.
They beat Madrid in the Supercopa de Espana final back in January and then again in the final of the Copa del Rey in April. Wins in the two league Clasicos underlined their superiority over their fierce rivals.
Madrid won the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Intercontinental Cup, but the biggest prizes eluded them during what has proved to be Carlo Ancelotti’s final season in charge.
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