Barcelona Women conquer Europe again, season ends with Valencia defeat
Your women's team are Champions League winners for the fourth time. FC Barcelona Femení beat Lyon to claim the title and complete a historic quadruple-winning season. (1) (2) (4) (5)
The men's side closed out La Liga with a 3–1 loss away to Valencia. Already crowned champions, the team couldn't match Valencia's intensity. Robert Lewandowski scored your only goal, his last league strike for the club as he bids farewell. (3) (7) (12)
De Jong returns from injury
Frenkie de Jong made his comeback in the Valencia match, coming off the bench. His first appearance back from injury is a quiet positive on an otherwise flat day. (10) (14)
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End-of-season awards roll in
Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres shared the Zarra Trophy for top Spanish goalscorer. Joan Garcia won the Zamora Trophy. (7)
Hoeneß shuts down Kane talk
Bayern Munich's Uli Hoeneß has dismissed any Barcelona interest in Harry Kane. "Yes, and Barcelona have no money anyway," he said when asked. Short and brutal. (6) (15)
Juvenil face Real Madrid in Copa de Campeones final
Barcelona Juvenil take on Real Madrid in the U19 Copa de Campeones final. A Clásico with a trophy on the line. Pol Planas, Álvaro López, Hamza, Álex González, Yeremaiah and Barroso will be the ones to watch. (8)
Fan reactions
Fans are in two moods at once: celebrating the women's historic Champions League triumph while feeling the weight of Lewandowski's departure. His 120 goals put him joint-10th all-time in club history, and footage of him getting emotional post-match has been shared widely. See the thread.
