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Barcelona hammer Real Madrid in Women’s Champions League quarterfinals

Al Jazeera · 🇶🇦 public Qatar · · 591 words · By AFP
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What to know about Barcelona hammer Real Madrid in Women’s Champions League quarterfinals

Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 6-2 in the Women’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg, extending their unbeaten streak to 25 games. The match saw Barcelona's dominance over their rivals, with key goals from Ewa Pajor and Esmee Brugts. Real Madrid's only goals came from Linda Caicedo, but Barcelona secured a commanding lead.

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What happened

Barcelona hammer Real Madrid in Women’s Champions League quarterfinals Defeated finalists last season, Barcelona have now gone 25 games unbeaten with latest win against fierce football rivals.

Why it matters

Barcelona have powered into a commanding 6-2 lead over rivals Real Madrid in an all-Spanish Women’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg.

Common ground

Pere Romeu’s side, who have dominated the football competition in recent years, moved two goals ahead through Ewa Pajor and Esmee Brugts inside 13 minutes on Wednesday.

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Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 6-2 in the Women’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg, extending their unbeaten streak to 25 games. The match saw Barcelona's dominance over their rivals, with key goals from Ewa Pajor and Esmee Brugts. Real Madrid's only goals came from Linda Caicedo, but Barcelona secured a commanding lead.

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Claim 1: “Pere Romeu’s side, who have dominated the football competition in recent years, moved two goals ahead through Ewa Pajor and Esmee Brugts inside 13 minutes on Wednesday”
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Claim 2: “Barcelona have powered into a commanding 6-2 lead over rivals Real Madrid in an all-Spanish Women’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg”
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Claim 3: “Barcelona have won all four matches they have played against Real Madrid this season, scoring 16 goals to Madrid’s two”
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Claim 4: “Barcelona hammer Real Madrid in Women’s Champions League quarterfinals”
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Claim 5: “The Catalans have won all four matches they have played against Real Madrid this season, scoring 16 goals to Madrid’s two”
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Claim 6: “The good news is that Barca seem to have no answer to Colombian attacker Caicedo, who curled into the top corner from the edge of the box to pull another one back for the hosts”
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Claim 7: “Madrid, who have never reached the semifinals before, will have to record only their second-ever victory against Barca to progress, with the Catalans winning 22 of their 23 encounters to date”
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Claim 8: “Putellas converted from the penalty spot late on after Hansen was felled to round off the rout and minimise Madrid’s chances of a comeback”
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Claim 9: “The three-time winners have reached five straight finals and are on the brink of an eighth consecutive semifinal”
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Claim 10: “Linda Caicedo pulled one back for hosts Real Madrid at the Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium, but Irene Paredes quickly restored Barca’s two-goal lead”
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Claim 11: “Alexia Putellas added a late penalty to leave the Catalans with one foot firmly in the semifinals”
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Claim 12: “The bad news for Madrid is that they have to face Barca again in Liga F at the weekend, before the second leg next week”
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Claim 13: “Barca, now unbeaten in their last 25 games across all competitions, finished runners-up to Arsenal last season”
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Claim 14: “Madrid, who have never reached the semifinals before, will have to record only their second-ever victory against Barca to progress”
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Claim 15: “Pajor and Vicky Lopez netted in the second half before Caicedo struck again for Madrid to give them some faint hope”
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Claim 16: “Defeated finalists last season, Barcelona have now gone 25 games unbeaten with latest win against fierce football rivals”
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Claim 17: “Barca, now unbeaten in their last 25 games across all competitions, finished runners-up to Arsenal last season”
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