Barcelona are officially champions of Spain after defeating Real Madrid 2–0 in a decisive El Clásico clash at Camp Nou. The Catalan giants secured the La Liga title in front of their home supporters with a composed and dominant display against their biggest rivals. The night carried extra emotion for Barcelona manager Hansi Flick, whose father sadly passed away shortly before the match. Despite the personal tragedy, the German coach chose to lead his team from the touchline as Barcelona delivered one of their biggest wins of the season. The man of the match award goes to Barcelona's Marcus Rashford, who impressed throughout with a rating of 7.5. Barcelona took control early and stunned Real Madrid with two goals inside the opening 20 minutes. The breakthrough came in the ninth minute when Marcus Rashford curled a brilliant free-kick past Thibaut Courtois and into the top corner to ignite the Camp Nou crowd. Just nine minutes later, the hosts doubled their advantage. Dani Olmo made a perfectly timed run behind the Madrid defence before cutting the ball back for Ferran Torres, who calmly finished from close range to make it 2–0. Real Madrid attempted to respond and nearly pulled one back midway through the first half, but Gonzalo García failed to convert from close range. Barcelona continued to look dangerous on the counterattack, and Rashford almost added a third before halftime only to be denied by an excellent save from Courtois. The second half became more heated, with tensions rising between both sets of players. Raul Asencio and Dani Olmo were booked after a confrontation shortly after the restart, while six yellow cards were shown overall during the match. Madrid briefly believed they had found a route back into the contest in the 63rd minute when Jude Bellingham scored, but the goal was correctly ruled out for offside after a VAR review. Barcelona comfortably controlled possession and the tempo during the closing stages as chants of “Campeones, campeones” echoed around the stadium. At the final whistle, players and fans celebrated together as Barcelona officially secured the La Liga title. The victory moves Barcelona to 91 points at the top of the table, while Real Madrid remain second on 77 points after another disappointing Clásico defeat.