Barcelona clinched their 27th La Liga title by beating their city rivals Espanyol 4-2 on Sunday.
They took an early lead in the game and continued to dominate, scoring three more goals in the first and second halves.
Robert Lewandowski scored two goals in the first half of the match, with Alex Balde also adding a goal to put Barca in a commanding position.
In the second half, Jules Kounde scored a fourth goal, allowing Barça to comfortably secure the win and clinch the title with four games remaining.
Espanyol had two consulation goals but not enough to turn the game around as this result gave Barcelona a 14-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid, with four games to play.
This victory was the team's 28th win of the season, which has been a remarkably dominant campaign for them, despite tough competition from Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.
One of the key factors contributing to Barcelona's success this season has been their impressive defensive record, having only conceded 13 goals in 34 league games.
Additionally, Robert Lewandowski, who was signed in the summer, has had an outstanding season, scoring 21 goals in the league, helping the team secure the title.
La Liga is ours.
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) May 14, 2023
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Javi Puado 73' Joselu 90' | Robert Lewandowski 11' 40' Álex Baldé 20' Jules Koundé 53' |
