Barcelona Femeni won their latest El Clasico clash with Real Madrid 5-0 to be crowned champions of Spain with six games to spare.
Madrid were 27 points behind Barca when they arrived at the Estadi Johan Cruyff on Sunday, and the gulf between the two teams was evident right from the off.
The hosts went in at half-time with a 2-0 lead thanks to an Alexia Putellas brace, and second half goals from Patricia Guijlarro, Babett Peter and Jennifer Hermoso ensured that they clinched the 2021-22 Primera Division crown in style.
Barcelona Femeni's dominance of Spanish football
Barca have now won the Primera Iberdrola to claim the domestic title in Spain three years running. This season, the team has won all 24 of its games in emphatic fashion.
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Lluis Cortes' side are 22 points clear of second placed Real Sociedad with a staggering plus 130 goal difference, and the squad also dominates the goals and assists charts.
Asisat Oshoala is the top scorer in the league with 19 to her name, while her team-mates Lieke Martens, Putellas, Hermoso and Claudio Mina make up the rest of the top five.
Putellas and Martens lead the way with assists on 13 each, while Caroline Hansen, Fridolina Rolfo and Guijlarro occupy the three spots below the pair.
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Barca on for second successive treble
Barca Femeni won the treble for the first time in the history in 2020-21, and are on course to repeat the trick this term.
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With the league title already in the bag, the Blaugrana can now look ahead to a Copa de la Reina quarter-final clash with Sociedad.
Another meeting with Real Madrid is also looming large in the last eight of the Champions League, with Barca currently looking unstoppable on both domestic and European stages. Teams remaining in the competition include Bayern Munich, PSG, Arsenal, Juventus, and Lyon.
