Pina shines against Real Madrid with a spectator record at the Camp Nou
FC Barcelona beat Real Madrid CF 7-0 at the Spotify Camp Nou in front of 40,533 spectators, a record in the history of Liga F Moeve. The star of the show was Claudia Pina, who scored four goals to claim the Player of the Match award. Graham Hansen, Ewa Pajor and Sydney Schertenleib rounded off the rout.
04 OCT 2026
The Spotify Camp Nou stadium, which hosted 40,533 spectators – a historic record for a Liga F Moeve match – was dressed for the occasion. Pere Romeu's side, who started by pressing Real Madrid's build-up play, only needed four minutes to open the scoring. Claudia Pina received the ball on the edge of the box, made space for herself, and unleashed a powerful shot that Frohms could do nothing about. A real blow for Real Madrid. The visitors tried to recover with a long ball for Schröder, but the striker was offside. Pere Romeu's side appealed for a possible penalty for a pull inside the box by Caruso on Sydney Schertenleib, which the referee did not award. Even so, Patri Guijarro came close to scoring with a shot that grazed the post. Brugts also had a chance with a shot that the opposing goalkeeper saved.
Barça continued their relentless attack, and Sydney Schertenleib had a chance with a fierce strike from the edge of the box that went just wide of the post. It was only a matter of time before the second arrived. Aïcha Cámara won possession in her own half, and Patri Guijarro carried the ball before playing it through to Ewa Pajor. The Polish player's shot was blocked by Real Madrid's defence, but Claudia Pina made no mistake to score her brace in the match. Indeed, the player from Moncada y Reixach played 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 one minute later, Graham dribbled past several opposing defenders to score the fourth goal and further increase the lead on the scoreboard at Camp Nou, which was enjoying its team's performance.
Pau Quesada's side tried with a header from Schröder that went straight into Cata Coll's hands. Linda Caicedo also had a chance, with a cross-shot that was too long. Before half-time, Sydney Schertenleib could have scored, but it was Claudia Pina, the MVP of the match, who combined with Ewa Pajor to score her poker (four goals), making it 5-0 at the end of the first forty-five minutes. At half-time, neither team made any changes. Brugts had the first chance with a shot straight into Frohms' hands. At the other end, Linda tried to react, but Irene Paredes blocked the shot. In the 55th minute, Patri Guijarro conjured up a pass behind the defence which Graham latched onto. The Norwegian gifted the goal to Ewa Pajor, who only had to tap the ball into the back of the net to join the *blaugrana* celebration.
Both teams made changes. Irune Dorado and Angeldahl came on for Real Madrid, while Aitana and Kerolin did the same for the *culés*. The *merengue* side tried to reduce the deficit through Linda Caicedo, but her shot was blocked by the *blaugrana* defence. Meanwhile, Frohms came out to cut off a good ball to Ewa Pajor, and at the other end, Sara Däbritz tried her luck with a cross-shot. Patri Guijarro could have joined her team's celebration with a trademark 'Guijarrazo' (powerful shot), but the ball went wide. Frohms prevented a larger rout with a superb save from Sydney Schertenleib, but the Swiss player sealed the match by scoring the definitive 7-0 with a magnificent strike that flew into the very top corner, bringing spectators to their feet, who had enjoyed their team's magnificent performance.