Barcelona has won and remains unbeaten 23 matches in League F

Barcelona, ​​after its landslide victory in the sixth league, is already thinking about the Champions League semi-final match against Chelsea.

Barcelona (EFE).- Barcelona I exceeded Villarreal 5-1, with goals from Claudia Pena, Alexia Putellas, Fredolina Rulfo and two goals from Salma Baraluelo, after Valencia tied the game after the break.

Barcelona is already thinking about the first leg of the semi-final Champions League Next Saturday, after more than a week of international hiatus, he presented a lineup with several rotations, but that did not prevent him from achieving another victory in his fortress, another victory that – despite the dose of suffering it included – places him as an undefeated leader. to F League And approach the address.

And so he warned Barcelona as soon as they had the opportunity to do so; In the early stages of the match, save Carmen Carbonell appeared to avoid the first blow, and Barcelona, ​​in common and commendable fashion, prepared to take control of the game, although it took a while for the scoreboard to reflect the same.

The yellow team did not hide under its defensive shell and erected a middle dam – which eventually collapsed – but it prevented coach Jonathan Geraldez's team from advancing quickly on the scoreboard, although it did not prevent it from doing so.

In the 33rd minute, on a ball that Boutelas leaked behind the opponent's back, a tangle of legs ended up passing the ball to Pena, and she single-handedly and happily beat the goal with the composure of someone who does it every time. day. .

Local residents danced to the Latin rhythm of their shirt bearing the logo of Colombian artist Karol G, but Villarreal introduced salsa in the second half. That Sarah Monforte They took advantage of a long ball to temporarily overcome the solidity of Kohli's fortress. It was McKenna who tied the game in the 55th minute after Lucia Garcia's side cross in a perfect transition.

The Catalans' unbalanced defensive imbalance punished a Barcelona who still had a lot to say. In fact, the Yellow Submarine's joy did not last long, as Rulfo entered and kissed the Saint; In the 63rd minute, the Swede produced a poisonous cross from her hat that ended up being translated into a shot and crowned the goal of the match, and the advantage was once again for Barca.

After only seven minutes, a penalty kick was awarded to Boutelas, a violation committed by the opponent against the captain herself, and the victory was on its way to the end.

Baralloelo was responsible for putting the icing — twice — on the cake. In two identical matches, although separated by eight minutes, the striker scored the fourth and fifth goals, achieving her personal record of 30 goals in 29 matches. First, in a minute. 74, was sent on a platter into the penalty area by Aitana Bonmatti, the second, assisted by the Swedish striker, from a distance but just as effectively.

Thus, Barcelona faces a clean week with a large margin of points in its favorite competition to focus its efforts on the Champions League, in which it wants to retain the title and in which it has great feelings.