Barcelona Finish La Liga Campaign in Style with 3-0 Win Over Athletic Bilbao

Barcelona celebrated their La Liga triumph with a commanding 3-0 win over Athletic Bilbao at San Mamés on Sunday, capping off a stellar season under coach Hansi Flick. Robert Lewandowski’s brace in the 14th and 17th minutes anchored the victory, but the Polish striker fell short of overtaking Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappé for the Pichichi Trophy, finishing the season with 27 goals to Mbappé’s 31.

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Barcelona sealed the La Liga crown with a 3-0 win over Bilbao, finishing four points clear of Real Madrid

Lewandowski's brace took him to 27 goals, but he narrowly missed the Golden Boot, edged out by Mbappé’s 31

Hansi Flick’s high-flying Barça ended the season with 102 goals, a dominant Clasico win, and dreams of European glory

The Blaugrana wrapped the season with 88 points, leaving Real Madrid four points behind and Atletico Madrid a distant 12 back. Barcelona’s campaign was a goal-fest—102 scored, just 39 let in, with 28 wins, four draws, and six losses. Coach Hansi Flick worked wonders, turning the team into a powerhouse, capped by a 4-0 Clasico spanking that snapped Real Madrid’s 42-game unbeaten streak.

Lewandowski, 36 and still lethal, bagged 42 goals across all competitions this season. His Bilbao brace pushed him to 101 goals in three years at Barça, a feat he’s pulled off before at Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. But Mbappé, on fire with 10 goals in his last six matches, clinched the Golden Boot after a brace in Real Madrid’s 2-0 win over Real Sociedad.

Flick’s got Barça playing with swagger. Young star Lamine Yamal and Raphinha added sparkle, while the team’s relentless pressing left Bilbao chasing shadows. The hosts barely got a look-in as Barça’s defense stood tall.

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Barcelona’s now dreaming big for the Champions League, ready to ride their La Liga high. Real Madrid, with Mbappé in top form, are itching to hit back. Buckle up—this rivalry’s far from over.