FC Barcelona have been crowned champions of La Liga for the 28th time in their illustrious history after a convincing 2-0 win over city rivals Espanyol.
With two games remaining, the Catalan giants have secured the title, capping off a dominant domestic season in which they also lifted the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup, completing a remarkable treble.
Goals from teenage sensation Lamine Yamal and midfielder Fermin López were enough to seal the crucial victory at the RCDE Stadium. The win moved Barça to 85 points, seven ahead of Real Madrid (78) and 15 clear of Atlético Madrid (70), with no possibility of being caught.
The 2024–25 campaign marks a stunning turnaround under new head coach Hansi Flick. In his first season at the helm, the German manager has guided Barcelona to three major domestic trophies, re-establishing the club’s dominance in Spanish football. His tactical acumen and successful integration of young talents such as Yamal and López have been central to the team’s resurgence.
Barcelona lifted the Spanish Super Cup earlier in the season with a convincing performance against Real Madrid, followed by a hard-fought Copa del Rey triumph. Now, with the La Liga title secured, the Blaugrana faithful are celebrating one of the most successful domestic seasons in recent memory.
