Barcelona are closing in on the title, and they are doing it in style. A 4-1 win over Girona reasserted their lead at the top of La Liga, extending their unbeaten run to 20 matches in all

Real Madrid Feminino made history on Sunday by beating rivals Barcelona in a Clasico for the first time at the 19th attempt. The 3-1 away victory saw Madrid close the gap to Barcelona at the top of the table to four points,

Real Madrid beat Barcelona 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium on Sunday to secure their first-ever Clásico win and keep alive their faint title hopes.

Real Madrid will have to come out of the gate strong, facing Leganes at home on Saturday after the international break. Los Blancos are now three points behind Barcelona for the La Liga crown and could end up as many as six points back without picking up maximum points here.

Real rode their luck but this wasn’t an undeserved victory. Despite playing their reserves, they defended solidly and broke with purpose

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick started off with a pointed statement about the scheduling of games in Spanish football ahead of their clash with Osasuna on Thursday night. The Blaugrana’s postponed

Barcelona thumped visitors Girona 4-1 in the Catalan derby on Sunday after Robert Lewandowski netted twice in the second half to move Hansi Flick's side three points clear of Real Madrid at the top of LaLiga.

Robert Lewandowski provides an instant response with an acrobatic finish to restore Barcelona's lead vs. Girona.