FC Barcelona has made history by being crowned LaLiga EA SPORTS champions with two matchdays remaining, reaching a total of 85 points and establishing a 7-point lead over their eternal rival, Real Madrid. This triumph not only marks a milestone in the season but also represents the first major success for Hansi Flick at the helm of the Catalan team, who had already claimed the Spanish Supercup and the Copa del Rey.
The title celebration took place at the RCDE Stadium following the victory against RCD Espanyol, where goals from Lamine Yamal and Fermín López unleashed euphoria among Barcelona fans. However, the German coach showed his character by controlling the celebration, recalling what happened two years ago when the party got out of hand.
Hansi Flick, a coach with firm principles
Flick, known for his closeness to the media and respect for rivals, did not hesitate to intervene when the celebration began to spiral out of control. With sprinklers turned on and players enjoying themselves on the pitch, the coach approached his squad and, firmly, guided them towards the locker room, thus avoiding any incident that could tarnish the celebration.
In statements to Movistar+, Flick explained: "I know what the situation is regarding what happened two years ago, and we wanted to leave the pitch and celebrate inside." This decision reflects his commitment to maintaining discipline and respect in moments of euphoria.
🚿 Sprinklers turn on during the celebration.
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The celebration continued at Canaletas, where fans gathered to celebrate the title. Even before the match ended, the fountain was filled with culés who did not want to miss the opportunity to celebrate the championship. With chants dedicated to Real Madrid, such as "Madrid cabrón, salute the champion," the fans expressed their joy and rivalry in a festive atmosphere.
🏆¡CHAMPIONS, CHAMPIONS, OE, OE, OE!
🔴🔵This is how many Barça fans celebrate at the Canaletas fountain.
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The victory in Cornellá not only meant another title in the club's trophy cabinet but also reaffirmed Barça's return to the elite of Spanish football. With a style of play that has evolved under Flick's direction, the fans have once again felt the excitement of past times, thanks to the emergence of young talents like Lamine Yamal and the consolidation of figures like Pedri and Raphinha.
FC Barcelona has demonstrated that, after years of uncertainty, it has regained its status as a dominant force in Spanish football. With this new title, the culés celebrate their 28th LaLiga, an achievement that promises to be just the beginning of a new era of success in the Catalan capital.