Barcelona finished their LaLiga home schedule with a perfect record after a 3-1 victory over Real Betis at the Nou Camp gave them 19 wins from 19 matches. Raphinha scored twice, opening the scoring with a free-kick shortly before the half-hour mark and adding a second after punishing a defensive error from Héctor Bellerín midway through the second half.
The Brazil winger's brace ensured Robert Lewandowski's likely farewell appearance at the stadium ended on a winning note. Isco converted a penalty to pull a goal back for the visitors, but Joao Cancelo's strike sealed the result.
The record did not need much decoration; it already did the talking. That is the kind of efficiency Hansi Flick's side built all season—one that leaves no room for what-ifs.
Barcelona became the first team in a 20-team LaLiga campaign to win every home fixture. With the away leg still to play, they wrapped up their domestic calendar having lost only once on the road all season—a remarkable foundation for any title charge. For a club accustomed to European campaigns where every point matters, this domestic dominance may prove its own quiet reinforcement.