Pina shines against Real Madrid in front of record-breaking crowd at the Camp Nou
FC Barcelona defeated Real Madrid CF 7-0 at Spotify Camp Nou, with 40,533 spectators in attendance, a record in the history of Liga F Moeve. The standout performer was Claudia Pina, who scored four goals to be named MVP of the clash. Graham Hansen, Ewa Pajor, and Sydney Schertenleib completed the rout.
04 OCT 2026
The Spotify Camp Nou, which welcomed 40,533 spectators—a historic record for a Liga F Moeve match—was dressed to the nines. Pere Romeu's side, who started by pressing the Madridista defence high up the pitch, needed just four minutes to break the deadlock. Claudia Pina received the ball on the edge of the area, carved out some space for herself, and unleashed a thunderous strike that Frohms could do nothing about. A cold shower for the visitors. Madrid tried to respond with a long ball to Schröder, but the striker was caught offside. Pere Romeu's players appealed for a possible penalty following a tug inside the box by Caruso on Sydney Schertenleib, which the referee waved away. Even so, Patri Guijarro came close to scoring with an effort that grazed the post. Brugts also had an opportunity with a shot gathered by the opposing goalkeeper.
The *culés* continued to play their game, and Sydney Schertenleib threatened with a fierce shot from the edge of the box that whistled past the post. They knocked on the door so often that the second goal was not long in coming. Following a ball recovered by Aïcha Cámara in her own half, Patri Guijarro took possession, carried the ball forward, and laid it off to Ewa Pajor. The Polish forward's shot was blocked by the Madrid defence, but Claudia Pina made no mistake to claim her brace in the match. The player from Moncada i Reixach capitalised on a one-two with Patri Guijarro, beating Frohms with a powerful shot. A hat-trick in half an hour. Real Madrid barely had time to recover, and just a minute later, Graham danced past several opposition defenders to net the fourth and further extend the lead on the scoreboard at the Camp Nou, where the fans were thoroughly enjoying their team's performance.
Pau Quesada's side tried to hit back with a header from Schröder that went straight into the hands of Cata Coll. Linda Caicedo also had a chance with an overhit cross-cum-shot. Before the break, Sydney Schertenleib could have scored, but it was Claudia Pina, the MVP of the match, who combined with Ewa Pajor to net her fourth of the night and make it 5-0 at the end of the first forty-five minutes. Neither side made any changes at half-time. Brugts had the first chance of the second half with a shot collected by Frohms. At the other end, Linda attempted to spark a response, but Irene Paredes blocked the shot. In the 55th minute, Patri Guijarro played a brilliant ball over the top of the defence into the path of Graham. The Norwegian unselfishly teed up Ewa Pajor, who simply had to tap the ball into the back of the net to join in the *blaugrana* party.
Both teams made changes. Irune Dorado and Angeldahl came on for Real Madrid, while Aitana and Kerolin entered the fray for the *culés*. The *merengue* side looked to pull a goal back through Linda Caicedo, but her shot was blocked by the *blaugrana* defence. Meanwhile, Frohms rushed off her line to cut out a dangerous ball intended for Ewa Pajor, and at the other end, Sara Däbritz tried her luck with a cross-shot. Patri Guijarro came close to joining her team's goal fest with a trademark long-range rocket, but her effort sailed wide. Frohms prevented an even heavier defeat with a stunning reflex save to deny Sydney Schertenleib, but the Swiss forward rounded off the match by scoring the definitive 7-0 with a magnificent strike that flew right into the top corner, bringing the spectators to their feet to applaud their team's superb display.