Barcelona vs. Granada: the women’s Liga F result
Barcelona Femení beat Granada CF’s women 3–0 on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Estadi Johan Cruyff. This fixture was part of the women’s Liga F competition. The league identified it as Matchday 8.
Sources: FC Barcelona — official women’s fixture and venue listing ↗ · Liga F — Barcelona’s 3–0 win over Granada ↗ · Liga F — Claudia Pina receives September Player of the Month award ↗
Brugts opens the scoring in the 67th minute
The match remained goalless until Esmee Brugts struck in the 67th minute. Caroline Graham Hansen added Barcelona’s second five minutes later, creating a two-goal cushion after Granada had held out for more than an hour.
Liga F’s report records a Teresa own goal in the 90th minute to complete the 3–0 scoreline. All three goals therefore came in the final 23 minutes of regulation time.
How Granada kept the first half level
Granada’s own report describes an organized defensive effort that took the visitors into halftime at 0–0. Goalkeeper Laura Sánchez then made several saves after the restart as Barcelona increased the pressure.
Granada highlighted stops against Graham Hansen and Aitana Bonmatí before the breakthrough. Once Brugts scored, however, the home side added two more goals to settle the result.
Sources: Granada CF — official match report and next fixture ↗
Pina’s award presentation before kickoff
The occasion also included an individual award for Claudia Pina. Before the Granada match, she received Liga F’s September Player of the Month award in front of Barcelona’s home supporters.
The league’s award article credits her with five goals and three assists during September.
Sources: Liga F — Claudia Pina receives September Player of the Month award ↗
What comes next for Granada?
Granada’s report lists a home fixture against Atlético de Madrid on Saturday, October 31, as the team’s next league match.
Sources: Granada CF — official match report and next fixture ↗
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