Barça vs Real Madrid, 16 cameras and a record crowd to make history at the Camp Nou
The Spotify Camp Nou hosted 40,533 spectators for FC Barcelona 7 - Real Madrid CF 0, a historic record in LigaF Moeve. The match featured 16 cameras, including the Ref-cam, marking the largest audiovisual coverage in the competition's history. Claudia Pina, with a poker, stole the spotlight.
07 OCT 2026
“I am very grateful that a Liga F match is being played at the Camp Nou. FC Barcelona has a firm commitment to women's football, which is exemplified by opening the stadium, giving visibility to its players, and giving them the importance they deserve,” stated Beatriz Álvarez, the president of Liga F Moeve, ahead of one of the marquee fixtures of the national competition. The match was historic, featuring the largest possible audiovisual deployment to experience the encounter from every angle. The clash, which was broadcast exclusively on DAZN, featured a total of 16 cameras, making it the largest audiovisual coverage carried out by the national championship to date. Among them, the Ref-cam stood out—a new perspective to experience the match and showcase the reactions of the players and the referee, bringing greater transparency to their decisions.
Crucially, it is the first time that this type of camera has been used for a league championship match. The fixture also featured three Super Slow Motion cameras, two mini-cameras installed in the goals, a mini-camera in the tunnel, a mini-drone flying over the pitch, a Pole-cam positioned behind one of the goals, a cinema camera, and a DSLR camera to capture the crowd's reactions. “A match of this level, in this great stadium, deserved to take a step further. It is about ensuring spectators can not only watch a match, but also catch those small details that bring you closer to the emotion and what happens on the pitch. We want to hook new fans,” continued the president of the league competition. In addition, interviews were conducted with FC Barcelona's leading figures before and after the match, bringing the players closer to the public.
It was also the first time that a Liga F Moeve match was played at the Spotify Camp Nou. The *culé* faithful did not let the team down, and 40,533 spectators flocked to the emblematic stadium of the *blaugrana* side, setting a historic attendance record in the domestic championship since the competition became professional. This figure surpasses the 38,707 who watched the same fixture during the 2023/2024 season at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium. Notably, that same stadium also drew 36,276 fans in the 2025/2026 season and 35,812 people in the 2024/2025 campaign. Also worthy of note are the 24,107 spectators who attended the Metropolitano in the 2022/2023 season to welcome FC Barcelona, and the 22,412 and 21,153 fans who experienced the Basque derby at the San Mamés stadium in the 2022/2023 and 2024/2025 seasons respectively.
For her part, Claudia Pina stole all the headlines in the match. The player from Moncada i Reixac, recently named Liga F Moeve's September Player of the Month, scored four goals, becoming the first player to net a poker against Real Madrid CF. The forward was instrumental in sealing a resounding 7-0 victory at the Camp Nou. Graham Hansen, Ewa Pajor, and Sydney Schertenleib rounded off the *culé* rout. The *blaugrana* forward's season defies description; she already has 9 goals and 3 assists to her name, making her the championship's top scorer and contributing to a goal every 28.75 league minutes. These are record-breaking numbers for a player who also provided an assist in the 5-2 victory against Paris FC in the Champions League, and scored a brace in the 0-6 win away to Roma on Matchday 2 of Europe's premier club competition.