Barcelona clinched the Spanish championship title in style with an impressive away victory over Espanyol.
Under the guidance of Xavi Hernandez, the team triumphed in the city derby, securing a resounding 4-2 win and cementing their status as champions with four rounds remaining in the competition.
Throughout the La Liga season, Barcelona showcased their dominance, and their commanding performance in the first half was no exception.
They established a comfortable 3-0 lead by halftime, courtesy of Lewandowski’s 11th-minute opener and Balde’s subsequent goal, followed by a brilliant second strike from the Polish goal scorer in the 40th minute, effectively setting the stage for the jubilation of Barcelona fans.
As the second half commenced, Xavi’s side continued to assert their dominance, and Kunde joined the ranks of scorers in the 53rd minute.
However, the home team displayed resilience in their pursuit to salvage their pride and managed to find the back of the net twice. Puado struck in the 73rd minute, followed by Joselu’s late goal in the 92nd minute, adding some consolation in the Catalan derby.
With this emphatic victory, Barcelona now boasts a commanding 14-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid, securing their 27th Spanish title and ending a four-year drought.
The streets of Barcelona are adorned with celebrations, as the city basks in the glory of their beloved team’s triumphant return to the top of Spanish football.
