Spain is just winning everything 😭🇪🇸

The best women's club in history.

Winning the Kopa Trophy and having your very first words be that Cubarsí deserves it more than anyone is pure class mate. I'm so glad Lamine Yamal, even after picking it up himself, came out publicly to say it belonged to Cubarsí. It's not just a team, it's a family.

2021 — Pedri 2022 — Gavi 2023 — Jude Bellingham 2024 — Lamine Yamal 2025 — Lamine Yamal 2026 — Lamine Yamal 5 of the last 6 Kopa Trophies have been won by Barça players, with 2 of them coming from La Masia.

2024 🥇 2025 🥇 2026 🥇 Three years in a row Lamine Yamal takes home the Kopa Trophy… he's genuinely the best young player in football history.

“It is unfair that this player is in the top 24” “It is unfair that this player is in the top 14” “It is unfair that this player is in the top 12” “It is unfair that this player is in the top 29” Meanwhile Leo Messi right now knowing he's inside the top 10:

Julián Quiñones — 28th William Saliba — 29th A bloke playing out in the Saudi league for Al-Qadisiya actually finishing above William Saliba in the very season Arsenal reached the Champions League final and clinched the Premier League by 7 clear points. There are no words to justify this.

- LaLiga champion - Spanish Super Cup winner - World Cup winner - World Cup Best Young Player - Crucial in every single trophy lifted. After everything Cubarsí managed to pull off, he still gets left out of the Ballon d'Or top 10... It's an absolute disgrace how massively undervalued centre-backs are when it comes to these individual awards.

Despite Brighton's 2-0 loss to Liverpool at Anfield, they're still sitting in the Champions League places. They went from September 16th all the way to October 25th without conceding a single goal; 5 matches played, 14 goals scored, and zero against. That's genuinely impressive.

There are way more important things to worry about than heading to the Ballon d'Or gala, like sitting down with the staff to prep for the Alavés match with just four defenders left and coming off the back of two straight losses. I am glad he made that decision.

Hang on, does that actually mean that... 👀

We have an entire defensive line injured 😭💀

Only defenders available: -> Pau Cubarsi -> Gerard Martin -> Alejandro Balde -> João Cancelo Our next game is against Alavés at the Camp Nou, and if we line them up in their actual natural positions, this is literally all we've got. Let's see what Flick cooks up, whether he plays the literal walking wounded, drops Frenkie de Jong or Rodri into central defense, or some tactical adjustment.

Xavi Espart out for 7 weeks…

"LaLiga is celebrated in May! In May!"

- It's Monday and back to work. - We lost El Clásico. - Xavi Espart injured. - We lost the unbeaten streak in LaLiga. - We lost the streak at Camp Nou. Good morning... for saying something.

Anyone who thinks this loss changes anything or throws us into doubt clearly hasn't been watching Barça since Flick came in. Obviously we need to iron out a few specific details, no one's denying that. But what do people expect, to score five goals a game, throw seven players forward, and somehow defend like a brick wall as well? It's just not realistic. Honestly, I'm not bothered at all. Let them laugh, mock us, and blabber on about how we crumble against big teams. It's October, the season finishes in May. If you want to judge this team, do it in May, not right now.

I want to go back to that October of 2024... 💔

Just realized that our 23-game unbeaten run at the Camp Nou has actually come to an end…

— 9 matches — 13 goals Raphinha just keeps on extending his incredible scoring record. He's sitting at 1.44 goals per game.