A history of Blaugrana dominance: The classic of women's football

FC Barcelona Women continue to make history in women's football, and in 2024, they have been recognised as the best team in the world at the Ballon d'Or awards. This award, given by France Football magazine, reflects Barça's superiority both nationally and internationally.

In this context, the women's Clásico against Real Madrid has established itself as one of the most anticipated matches, highlighting the growing rivalry and the difference in performance between the two teams. The 0-4 victory in the last match is just another example of Barça's excellence.

In 2020, the Real Madrid women's section was created and since then, Barça has been an unstoppable rival in this rivalry with their first match in the F League in March 2021, with a 4-0 result in favour of FC Barcelona, ​​and later that victory after the 0-4 at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium, on 16 November, remaining in memory. This result reflected not only the level of play of Barça, but also the difference in the quality and depth of their squads.

FC Barcelona's supremacy in the Clásicos

The latest victory for the Blaugranas is just one example of the excellent level of play that Barcelona has shown in this type of match. Each season, the team has managed to show off its attacking football, its defensive solidity and the quality of its players, such as Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmatí and the young Kika Nazareth.

Real Madrid, for its part, is still struggling to reduce the gap with its rival, and although the team has improved in recent seasons, Barça continues to be the most powerful club in this women's Clásico, with a consolidated squad and a style of play that has managed to prevail in every edition of this match.