Graham beats Madrid CFF to close out the league season
FC Barcelona Femení won 0-4 against Madrid CFF at the Fernando Torres, featuring a hat-trick from Graham Hansen—including one from the penalty spot—who was named MVP of the match. Vicky López completed the rout for the Catalan side, which concludes the league campaign with a comprehensive away victory against the Madrid-based outfit.
31 MAY 2026
Before the match kicked off, Madrid CFF paid tribute to their youth academy championship-winning teams. FC Barcelona took to the Fernando Torres pitch with a starting XI full of academy graduates, and Meritxell Font made her debut between the posts, also receiving a guard of honour from their opponents. The Barça goalkeeper remained very alert to cut out a dangerous situation from Anita Marcos. The rebound fell to Alba Ruiz, but her shot went over. Salma had a chance, but lacked accuracy in front of goal. Precisely, the Zaragoza forward created the first goal of the match with a cross into the box that Graham Hansen headed home to beat Paola Ulloa and break the deadlock. Twenty-five minutes into the game, the referee awarded a penalty for a handball by Freja Siri inside the area. The Swedish midfielder handled a long-range shot from Patri Guijarro. Graham Hansen was tasked with taking the penalty. The Norwegian deceived Paola Ulloa to score.
The home side sought a response through Melgaard. The forward's shot was blocked by the Barça defence and the ball went directly into the hands of a confident Meritxell Font, who held onto it. Just before half-time, the goalkeeper also saved a header from Natasa Andonova from inside the area. After the restart, Vicky López and Clara Serrajordi came on for FC Barcelona. Although the first big chance of the second half fell to Natasa Andonova, who controlled the ball and unleashed a thunderous shot that went over the crossbar. Irene Paredes and Sydney Schertenleib also featured for the Blaugranas. Precisely, the midfielder came close to connecting with a good delivery from a corner. Pere Romeu's side also appealed for a penalty for a foul on Ewa Pajor, but after reviewing the incident on the FVS, the referee did not award it.
The Madrid team also made changes from the bench with the introduction of Emilie Nautnes and Nerea Sánchez. Just a few minutes later, Clara Serrajordi sent a long ball for Graham Hansen's run. The forward entered the box, cut inside Mônica Hickmann, and unleashed a right-footed shot into the back of the net to beat Paola Ulloa and score the third. The Norwegian attacker was named MVP of the match. The fourth goal was scored by Vicky López. The Vallecas native also beat her defender and fired a shot that the Madrid team's goalkeeper saved. The rebound fell back to the midfielder, who did not miss to make it 0-4 and seal the result. Sánchez Vera brought on Belén de Gracia for Paola Ulloa in the final minute of play. Madrid CFF close the season in 9th position in the league table with 37 points, while Barça finish as champions.