News Focus
- Barcelona defeated Real Betis 3-1 in their final home match of the 2025-26 campaign
- The Catalan side became the first team in La Liga history to win all 19 home fixtures
- Robert Lewandowski played his last home game for the club before his departure
- Hansi Flick praised the emotional bond between the striker and the supporters
- The German coach stressed the need to sign a world-class replacement striker
Barcelona created La Liga history on Sunday after beating Real Betis 3-1 at Spotify Camp Nou. The victory meant they won every single home match this season. No other team has achieved this record in the league’s history.
The Catalan side played their home games across three different grounds. These were Estadi Johan Cruyff, Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, and Spotify Camp Nou. They secured maximum points in all 19 clashes.
Manager Hansi Flick praised the supporters after the final whistle. He said the fans give the team extra energy during difficult moments. “They know when we need them,” he explained. “The connection with the crowd helps us defend against strong sides like Betis.”
The match marked Robert Lewandowski’s final home appearance for the club. The Polish striker is leaving Barcelona after this season. Flick called the occasion “the perfect farewell.” He said it was very emotional for everyone at the stadium.
Flick thanked Lewandowski for his service. He described the forward as the best number nine in the world over the last two decades. He admitted it will not be easy to find his replacement.
The German coach explained what Barcelona must look for next. He wants a new centre-forward who can score goals. He also wants someone who connects well with the rest of the squad.
Flick also spoke about why foreign players fall in love with the club. He said there is complete trust between the staff and the players. He praised the friendly people in the city. He called Barcelona the finest club on the planet.