Barcelona retains the Spanish league title after defeating rival Real Madrid 2-0 at Camp Nou. The match is watched by Barcelona coach Hansi Flick, who is in the dugout after the death of his father, an event Barcelona announced hours before kickoff. Both teams observe the occasion with players wearing black armbands. Barcelona takes control early, scoring through Marcus Rashford in the ninth minute and Ferran Torres in the 18th to establish a two-goal lead. The result gives Barcelona a decisive advantage in the league standings, leaving it with an insurmountable 14-point lead over Real Madrid with three rounds remaining in La Liga. With the win, Barcelona secures its second consecutive league title and the 29th overall in its history, while Real Madrid’s season continues amid broader troubles noted by outlets. Both reports describe the same scoreline, venues, goal scorers and timing, emphasizing Barcelona’s early goals and the final, title-clinching gap in the standings.