Barcelona insults Real Madrid in the season of “the strong rule over the weak”!

Barcelona achieved a series of historical numbers and achievements after winning the Spanish League title for the 29th time in its history, and for the second season in a row, confirming its strong return to the top of Spanish football, imposing “the rule of the strong over the weak” technically, tactically and numerically.

This came, officially, after a clear victory over its traditional rival, Real Madrid, on Sunday, with two free goals scored in one half, scored by the Englishman Marcus Rashford in the 9th minute, and the Spaniard Ferran Torres in the 18th minute, raising the Catalan team’s score to 91 points in the lead, a full 14 points behind Madrid, which had won the first leg 2-1, but was unable to stand as a strong opponent after that throughout the period of “La Liga”, as it lost 6 Matches were tied in four.

On Sunday, Barcelona appeared ecstatic about its ability to win the title early at Camp Nou, and its players enjoyed the ball after an organized performance, while a state of “indifference” prevailed over most of the Real Madrid players, who seemed to have lost their spirit, and the white team was absent of tactical sentences and technical touches, which unexpectedly made “El Clásico” lose its full visual value, and almost witnessed a wide result in Barcelona’s favor had it not been for the brilliance of Madrid’s Belgian goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, in saving goals.

In numbers: With this coronation, Barcelona reached the 99th official championship in its history, becoming only one title away from the historic 100 barrier, at a time when German coach Hansi Flick continued to create success after winning his fifth title with Barcelona since taking over the technical leadership of the team.

What is noteworthy is that Flick has excelled, consolidating his strong presence and superiority in the “El Clásico” matches, after achieving his sixth victory against Real Madrid against only one loss during the current and past seasons, outperforming three successive coaches to lead the Royal Club, namely the Italian Carlo Ancelotti, and the Spaniards Gabi Alonso and Alvaro Arbeloa.

Barcelona was not satisfied with that, but its coronation came after an exceptional season during which it imposed complete dominance over the “La Liga” competitions, as it won the championship early and with a difference of 14 full points from Real Madrid, in one of the largest vast distances in the lead between the two rivals in recent years, which is considered a clear insult to Real Madrid, which is not accustomed to these differences in competition.

The current season reflected the extent of the technical development and stability experienced by Barcelona under the leadership of Flick, after the team regained its offensive personality and competitive strength, confirming that it is moving steadily towards a new stage of local control, with greater ambitions at the continental level during the coming seasons. On the other hand, Real Madrid left the season empty-handed from any tournament in a scene that calls for a pause from the management of its president, Florentino Perez, to correct the course.