Barcelona Women secured their seventh straight Spanish league title with a 4–1 victory over Espanyol in the Catalan derby on Wednesday. Martine Fenger, the teenage Norwegian forward, scored two goals, while Caroline Graham Hansen and Carla Julia each added one to seal the win. The triumph came four games before the season's end, marking Barcelona's 11th league title overall. They have won 25 of their 26 matches this season, with their only loss occurring in November against Real Sociedad. Real Madrid sit in second place, 16 points behind, with one match remaining unplayed. Barcelona remain in contention for a treble, having advanced to the final of the Copa de la Reina, where they will face Atletico Madrid on May 16. They also progress to the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League, where they will take on Bayern Munich.
Barcelona's dominance is so complete that winning the league with four games left has become routine, not remarkable. Martine Fenger's brace at just 19 years old underscores how the club keeps producing or attracting talent capable of deciding titles early. For fans used to near-perfect seasons, even a November loss feels like an outlier rather than a warning. The real test now is whether they can convert domestic supremacy into a Champions League crown.
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