The FCBarcelona women's team sealed its dominance in the Champions League with a resounding 8‑0 victory over HB Köge FC, a Danish club that faced PereRomeu's squad in a matchday of the group stage. The match, played on an artificial grass field, confirmed Barça's leading position with nine points out of a possible nine and showed the collective quality of the team, which is preparing for its next match against Arsenal on Thursday, November 12 at the Spotify CampNou.
From the beginning, Barça showed an offensive rhythm that left Köge with no opportunities to respond. The first goal came in the 7th minute, when the young central defender AïchaCamara, replacing Paredes, executed a vertical pass that turned into a shot by Pajor, who scored 0‑1. Just ten minutes later, midfielder SydneySchertenleib dominated the midfield and, after a masterful cross to Brugts, opened the scoring with a powerful 0‑3 shot. The 0‑2 came thanks to a cross from Paredes on the left that was converted by the young attacker AitanaBonmatí.
The second half was even more dominant. In the 23rd minute, midfielder ClaraSerrajordi, with a precise left footed shot, scored 0‑4, while goalkeeper CarolineGraham, who has been a key player in the defense, added a penalty goal at 0‑6 after a play that the VAR confirmed. Goalscorer EwaPajar, with her lethal presence in the area, scored 0‑8 after a header that went past the Köge goalkeeper. The goal of the last play, a bicycle kick by KikaNazareth, sealed the final score of 8‑0.
Barça also demonstrated its defensive solidity, with the performance of young central defender MartinaFernández, who kept Köge's threats at bay. The defense, complemented by the constant presence of the veteran MartaTorrejón and the energy of NoaJiménez in the right lane, left the rival without clear opportunities. PereRomeu's team, which is already the current champion, consolidated its leadership in the competition and is preparing for the next challenge against Arsenal, where Barça is expected to continue its campaign of high intensity and offensive dominance.