Barça Women claim 11th Copa de la Reina title
- FC Barcelona defeated Atlético Madrid 2‑0 in the final at Estadio El Alcoraz in Huesca, securing their record-extending 11th Copa de la Reina win.
- Academy graduate Claudia Pina scored both goals—first in the 24th minute and again in the second half—earning player of the match honours.
- The club has secured 10 titles in the last 15 seasons (plus the inaugural win in 1993–94), further cementing its status as the most successful team in the competition’s history.
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