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Barcelona Triumphs Over Real Madrid 3-2 in Super Cup

1/13/2026

Summary

Barcelona Clinches Super Cup

Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 3-2 in Jeddah to win their second Spanish Super Cup.
Raphinha scored twice, including a decisive 73rd-minute strike deflected off a Madrid defender.
The first half featured Vinícius Júnior's equalizer and Robert Lewandowski's quick reply for Barcelona.
Frenkie de Jong received a late red card, but Barcelona held on to win.
The victory gives Barcelona a boost and leaves them four points ahead in La Liga.

Summary

Raphinha Shines Bright

Raphinha scored the opening and winning goals as Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3-2 in Spanish Super Cup final.
He credited coach Hansi Flick for his transformation, saying he nearly left before Flick arrived.
Raphinha has seven goals in his last six Clásicos, aiding Barcelona's 10-game winning streak.
Flick praised Raphinha's mentality and intensity, noting his impact.
Barcelona has won four trophies under Flick, including three consecutive finals against Madrid.

History

Historical Context

Established in 1982, the Supercopa de España showcases Spain's top football teams. Barcelona's recent victory in Jeddah, their second title, underscores their dominance, having won four trophies under coach Hansi Flick. This success continues a fierce rivalry with Real Madrid, highlighting Barcelona's resurgence in La Liga, where they currently lead by four points, emphasizing effective coaching and player development.

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Barcelona Clinches Super Cup

Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 3-2 in Jeddah to win their second Spanish Super Cup.
Raphinha scored twice, including a decisive 73rd-minute strike deflected off a Madrid defender.
The first half featured Vinícius Júnior's equalizer and Robert Lewandowski's quick reply for Barcelona.
Frenkie de Jong received a late red card, but Barcelona held on to win.
The victory gives Barcelona a boost and leaves them four points ahead in La Liga.

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