'More than empowerment': record-breaking night at Camp Nou that may be repeated in April
91,553 attended Camp Nou for Barça Femení match as world press hails unprecedented feat
Sports news from Barcelona and Catalonia
91,553 attended Camp Nou for Barça Femení match as world press hails unprecedented feat
Number of spectators at Champions League quarter final reaches 91,553
First round of tickets for Champions League quarter-final in Camp Nou sold out within four days
New Zealand team choose Catalan capital over cities such as Cork and Málaga
Barcelona to organize ice hockey tournaments while Pyrenees’ ski stations to host snowboard and Alpine skiing
Improvement in performances and results seen in spike in goals scored and points won per game
From Monday to Sunday, cyclists will compete across Catalonia ending the competition in Barcelona
Catalan club given negative €144 million spending cap by La Liga, with other financial deals also in the works
Several Catalan administrations together with private sector working to beat cities such as Málaga and Cork
Club president Joan Laporta spoke about technologies offering new opportunities at MWC22
Xavi’s Barcelona go from strength to strength registering another convincing victory to qualify for the last 16
Three-day test held behind closed doors features all 10 teams and 20 drivers
Experts say there are “no green options” to hosting global event and deem proposal “unacceptable”
Sabadell snowboarder takes silver in halfpipe at her fifth Games
Catalan government backs proposal, but idea has considerable social opposition
Read the latest sports news, updates, and analysis from Catalonia, including professional football sides FC Barcelona, Espanyol, Girona, as well as Barça Femení and their team of global superstars including Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí, as well as major events taking place here like the America’s Cup sailing race, the Vuelta a España cycling Grand Tour, and off-field issues like Barcelona’s Negreira referee payments case and the development of the Camp Nou.