Barcelona won the LaLiga title in El Clasico for the first time in club history. It also marks the first time either side has clinched the title in El Clasico since 1932, when Real Madrid secured their first league title after a 2–2 draw.

This is Barcelona’s third LaLiga title in the last four seasons and their 29th overall, the second-most in Spanish football history behind Real Madrid’s 36.

Barcelona are the first club to win back-to-back LaLiga titles since they achieved the feat in 2017–18 and 2018–19 under Ernesto Valverde.

Barcelona have recorded 30 wins in their first 35 league matches this season, the most by any team through 35 games in LaLiga history.

Barcelona have 91 points through 35 matches, tied for the most points ever by a team at this stage of a LaLiga season.

Barcelona are currently on an 11-match winning streak, the longest active winning streak in Europe’s top five leagues this season and the club’s longest LaLiga winning run since 2024–25.

With this victory, Barcelona level the all-time El Clasico head-to-head record with Real Madrid at 106 wins each. It is the first time the rivalry has been tied in total wins since 2020.