Barcelona 2-0 Real Madrid

Marcus Rashford’s stunning free-kick opened the scoring before Ferran Torres added a second as Barcelona won the La Liga title against bitter rivals Real Madrid at Camp Nou.

For the first time in almost a century, La Liga was decided by a Clásico with Barcelona, ​​on this occasion, winning their 29th league title.

It was a victory that rubs salt in the wounds of trophy-less Real Madrid, who have lived through a week of chaos behind the scenes.

Absent on the night was Kylian Mbappe At the center of internal tension Before a Bust up the training ground International news has been made between Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde.

Tchoumeni was controversially handed a start by Alvaro Arbeloa, with Valverde absent, but it was as if Madrid’s fighting spirit was reserved for their training ground as they fell under pressure from Barca, who retain their La Liga crown.

Rashford epitomizes Barcelona’s front-foot start as the hosts bring the party atmosphere. The forward, on loan from Manchester United, stepped up and drilled his free-kick into the far corner to set the tone, past Thibault Courtois at full stretch.

It was a comprehensive spell that saw Real struggle to find their bearings. With the away defense between six and seven, Dani Olmo and Ferran combined brilliantly for their second to take full advantage.

Before Real even considered fighting back, Barca twice came close to a third. The first appeared Olmo almost picking out Ferran in the box, shadowing Real’s chase. The over hit pass was just beyond the reach of the former Manchester City forward.

Rashford missed the chance to dance in a second when he got past Fran Garcia to reach a through ball that he went one-on-one with Courtois, the England international dragging the effort wide as Real survived the onslaught.

Real stepped up their efforts in the second half with Jude Bellingham at the center of their improved display. The England midfielder almost cut the advantage to steer it home on the end of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s dinked pass. However, the lineman’s flag was immediately raised.

Courtois was called upon for a late dismissal of second-half substitute Robert Lewandowski, but even an excellent goalkeeping display from the Real keeper was not enough to prevent the inevitable champions being crowned.

Mourinho: No contact for Real job

It’s the second season in a row without a major honor for Real after being knocked out of the Champions League and Copa del Rey. Interim boss Arbeloa is expected to leave in the summer and has been linked with former Los Blancos boss Jose Mourinho.

Reacting to the rumours, current Benfica head coach, Mourinho said:

“I have had no contact with Real Madrid, none, and I will have no contact after the final league match against Estoril.

“Then there is a one-week window, during which I can speak freely to whoever I want to speak to, but all the stories that have been circulated – the claims, the meetings – are all speculation.”