FC Barcelona, along with the City Council of Barcelona and the Generalitat de Catalunya, has formally submitted its bid to UEFA to host the 2029 Champions League final at the Camp Nou. The bid highlights Barcelona's experience in organizing major international events and the Spotify Camp Nou's capacity and modern facilities.
FC Barcelona, along with city and regional authorities and the RFEF, has submitted its bid to UEFA to host the 2029 Champions League final at Spotify Camp Nou. The club highlights Barcelona's experience in hosting major events and the stadium's capacity and modernity.
Marcus Rashford faces a summer of uncertainty over his Manchester United future, with Barcelona keen but hesitant due to his high wages. Other potential clubs include Arsenal, Liverpool, and PSG, but financial and contractual complexities loom large.
Alexia Putellas, capitana del FC Barcelona, se despidió en un emotivo acto en el Camp Nou, destacando su legado y el futuro del equipo en manos de nuevas generaciones.
Robert Lewandowski jugó su último partido en el Camp Nou, recibiendo una emotiva ovación en la victoria del Barça contra el Betis. Aunque no marcó, su contribución a la Liga ganada fue destacada. Raphinha anotó dos goles, y Cancelo sentenció el 3-1 final.
Los blancos vuelven a casa tras una semana marcada por la derrota en el Camp Nou y por la insólita rueda de prensa de Florentino Pérez | Mbappé es suplente
La ausencia del francés en el viaje al Camp Nou alimenta la sensación de desconexión con el resto del equipo en este final de temporada
La ausencia del francés en el viaje al Camp Nou alimenta la sensación de desconexión con el resto del equipo en este final de temporada
After learning of his father’s death on the morning of the clásico, the manager watched his players respond with devotion that underlined the culture he has builtEarly on Sunday morning Hansi Flick got a call from his mum telling him that his father had died overnight. Hansi Sr was 82 and he had been ill for some time. The day that Barcelona were going to win the league again, the first clásico back at the Camp Nou, had just begun and their coach was not sure what to do, yet he also knew. “I [thought]: ‘should I hide it or should I speak with my team, because for me it is like a family?’,” he said. “I said ‘OK, I want to get the information to my players, and what they did is unbelievable. I will never forget this moment.”None of them would. Barcelona’s players had arrived at the Torre Melina hotel on the Diagonal at midday, where the man many of them consider a father told them about his. Now it was close to midnight and together they celebrated a title that was his too. For the first time in 94 years, the clásico had decided La Liga, if decided is really the word when it was done a while ago. Barcelona’s superiority in the 2-0 victory that finally ended it was incontestable as it had been virtually all season, Real Madrid’s players withdrawing swiftly, relieved that at least it was over now and leaving the stadium to them, the first round of fireworks exploding into the sky and a sardana forming in the centre circle. Continue reading...
El primer equipo masculino empezará el recorrido en el Spotify Camp Nou a las 5 de la tarde y se podrá seguir por TV3 y Movistar+
El primer equipo masculino empezará el recorrido en el Spotify Camp Nou a las 5 de la tarde y se podrá seguir por TV3 y Movistar+
Barcelona won their 29th La Liga title after defeating Real Madrid 2-0 in the Clasico at Camp Nou. Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres scored early to secure back-to-back league titles for Hansi Flick’s side. Frenkie de Jong called the victory extra special against Madrid at home. Meanwhile, Real Madrid finished the season without a major trophy and now face uncertainty ahead of summer changes.
DÉCRYPTAGE – À l’issue de la victoire du FC Barcelone dans le Clasico dimanche soir au Camp Nou face au Real Madrid, découvrez ce qui a plu... et déplu à la rédaction du Figaro.
DÉCRYPTAGE – À l’issue de la victoire du FC Barcelone dans le Clasico dimanche soir au Camp Nou face au Real Madrid, découvrez ce qui a plu... et déplu à la rédaction du Figaro.
Los azulgranas marcan la diferencia en apenas un cuarto de hora con goles de Rashford y Ferran Torres ante un rival estéril y sin juego para discutir el alirón de un enfebrecido Camp Nou
This time it was Marcus Rashford who delivered the knockout blow. Three days after the fight between Fede Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni that ended with Real Madrid’s vice captain taken to hospital and the crisis at the club laid painfully bare for all to see, they went to the Camp Nou and finally relinquished the league title they lost long ago. For the first time in 94 years a meeting of sport’s greatest rivals decided La Liga, 62,000 fans starting the party as goals from the Englishman and Ferran Torres took Hansi Flick’s team over the line with three games to spare.For Madrid, at least it was over, nothing left to hold on to. They had avoided it happening last week by beating Espanyol, just across the city limits, sparing themselves from having to hand their rivals a guard of honour before the game but they knew they couldn’t avoid it for ever. Now all they could aspire to was preventing them from beginning the title party in their presence, but like so much else this campaign that was beyond them, and so a second successive season closes without a trophy, and on the worst possible stage. Continue reading...
This time it was Marcus Rashford who delivered the knockout blow. Three days after the fight between Fede Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni that ended with Real Madrid’s vice captain taken to hospital and the crisis at the club laid painfully bare for all to see, they went to the Camp Nou and finally relinquished the league title they had effectively lost long ago. For the first time in 94 years a meeting of sport’s greatest rivals decided La Liga, 62,000 fans starting the party as goals from the Englishman and Ferran Torres took Hansi Flick’s team over the line with three games to spare.For Madrid, at least it was over, nothing left to hold on to. They had avoided it happening last week by beating Espanyol, just across the city limits, sparing themselves from having to hand their rivals a guard of honour before the game but they knew they couldn’t avoid it for ever. Now all they could aspire to was preventing them from beginning the title party in their presence, but like so much else this campaign that was beyond them, and so a second successive season closes without a trophy, and on the worst possible stage. Continue reading...
Marcus Rashford anotó el primero de falta y Ferran Torres marcó el segundo | Los azulgranas pueden ganar el título si ganan o empatan ante los blancos
Tchouameni es titular, Courtois vuelve a la portería y Asencio entra en el once tras una indisposición de Huijsen en el calentamiento; Ferran es el delantero centro del Barça | Los azulgranas pueden ganar el título si ganan o empatan ante los blancos
El futbolista francés no ha entrado en la convocatoria para el partido en el Camp Nou pese a completar parte del entrenamiento
Il Real al Camp Nou potrebbe consegnare il titolo al Barcellona
Frenkie de Jong says Barcelona are focused on sealing the La Liga title against Real Madrid in a historic Clasico at Camp Nou. Barca need only a draw to clinch the crown and enter the match in strong form, unlike struggling Madrid. De Jong praised Barcelona’s midfield depth, backed Lamine Yamal’s development, and called teamwork—not individuals like Kylian Mbappe—the key to victory.
Head coach Álvaro Arbeloa is facing the bitterest of ends as faint hopes are set to be extinguished by fiercest rivalsThe vice-captain was taken to hospital for stitches having been laid out by his midfield partner. Another midfielder said he wouldn’t play any more; as if he was going to play anyway. The manager wasn’t asking for much, just that they didn’t swan out there as if wearing tuxedos, and that’s still asking too much. The centre-back hit the left-back. The winger fell out with the last coach. The captain fell out with this coach. And the superstar, already accused of not caring, swanning off to Sardinia, drives out of the training ground, past the cameras and away from the whole sorry mess, laughing his head off. Now here’s Barcelona.You think things can’t get any worse but things can always get worse. The most painful week anyone could remember, maybe the biggest, most public crisis they have ever had, concludes with Real Madrid travelling to the Camp Nou on Sunday for the clásico. If they don’t win, and few believe they can given the football they play and the faultlines that run through their dressing room, they will watch Barcelona become champions with three games left, going down as the flames go higher and history is made. It would be the first time in 94 years a meeting of sport’s great rivals decides the title – only this title has long been decided, both cause and consequence of the turmoil Madrid are in. Continue reading...
El club cierra los expedientes disciplinarios abiertos el jueves tras escuchar a los futbolistas y permite que el francés pueda jugar el domingo contra el Barcelona en el Camp Nou
