Barcelona Women win Copa de la Reina, eye Oslo final

Barcelona's women's team secured their twelfth Copa de la Reina by defeating Atlético de Madrid 3-1 in Las Palmas. The victory was achieved in a lively final that showcased both sides' quality. Claudia Pina opened the scoring early in the first half, followed by goals from Esmee Brugts and Salma Paralluelo. The trio put Barcelona comfortably ahead before halftime. Atlético de Madrid rallied after the break, displaying pride and determination despite the deficit. Their improved play in the second half prevented a larger margin. Boe Risa provided Atlético's consolation goal, restoring some honor for the visitors. The strike highlighted the Spanish club's fighting spirit. The 3-1 result confirmed Barcelona's dominance and added a twelfth cup title to their history. The win reinforces their status in Spanish women's football. With the domestic cup secured, Barcelona now turns its focus to the Champions League final next Saturday in Oslo. The team aims to translate their recent success onto the European stage. In Oslo, Barcelona will meet OL Lyonnes for the Champions League crown. The upcoming clash promises a high‑profile showdown between two elite sides.