Barcelona completed a flawless LaLiga season at the Nou Camp with a 3-1 victory over Real Betis, marking the first time in the competition's history that a team has won all 19 home matches in a 20-team campaign.
Brazil winger Raphinha proved instrumental in the historic achievement, scoring twice including a spectacular free-kick to open the scoring just before the half-hour mark.
Raphinha's Second Half Goal Seals Victory
The hosts doubled their advantage midway through the second half when Raphinha capitalized on a defensive error from Héctor Bellingín to net her second goal of the afternoon.
The match held additional significance as it served as Robert Lewandowski's farewell appearance at the stadium, with Hansi Flick's side delivering a memorable result to conclude the decorated striker's tenure.
Late Goals Put Match Beyond Betis
Isco injected drama when he converted a penalty in the closing stages, reducing the deficit before João Cancelo's well-struck effort restored the two-goal cushion and secured Barcelona's place in the record books.