Camp Nou witnessed a one-sided women’s Clásico on Sunday night as Barcelona tore through Real Madrid 7-0, with Claudia Pina producing a historic four-goal performance.
The 25-year-old set the tone almost immediately, scoring after four minutes before adding two more in the first half. Her strikes in the 28th and 32nd minutes had already put Barcelona out of sight, and she completed her extraordinary night on the stroke of half-time.
Pina is the first player to score four times in a women’s Clásico. Barcelona’s fifth goal came in between her third and fourth efforts, when Caroline Hansen found the net in the 33rd minute.
Pina leads Barcelona’s record-breaking night
Real Madrid had no route back after the break. Ewa Pajor extended the margin in the 55th minute before Sydney Schertenleib completed the scoring with a spectacular long-range effort from beyond 20 metres, sending the ball into the top corner.
The 7-0 result is Barcelona’s largest victory over Real Madrid since the latter absorbed CF Tacón in 2020. It also underlined a derby dominance that has become overwhelming: Barcelona have now won 25 of the teams’ 26 meetings.
Real Madrid’s only escape from defeat came in March 2025, when they claimed a 3-1 victory.
Barcelona strengthen Liga F lead
The Catalan side remain perfect at the summit of Liga F Moeve, having won all six of their opening matches. They now hold a five-point advantage over both Real Madrid and Madrid CFF.
For Barcelona, it was not merely another three points. Under the Camp Nou lights, Pina’s ruthless finishing turned the season’s biggest domestic fixture into an emphatic statement of authority.
