Barça Women Lose Champions League Final, Fans Criticize Coach

Barcelona's women's team suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Arsenal in the Champions League final in Lisbon, despite moments of superiority and fan support. The team lacked their usual fluidity and connection on the field, leading to criticism of coach Pere Romeu's tactics and substitutions, though he remains committed to his vision for the team's future (Articles 1, 5). Meanwhile, Barcelona's roller hockey team secured a decisive 7-2 victory over PAS Alcoi to advance to the OK League semi-finals, showcasing strong performances including a four-goal game by Ignacio Alabart (Article 2). In futsal, Barcelona faces a challenging path to the Champions League, needing to win the Liga title after falling behind in the regular season, with coach Tino Perez emphasizing preparation for the playoffs despite missing key players (Article 3). Lastly, the men's football team is concluding a remarkable 2024–25 season having won La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Spanish Super Cup, with their final match against Athletic Club serving as a celebratory farewell and tribute to retiring captain Óscar de Marcos (Article 4). These developments collectively highlight a period of both setbacks and successes across Barcelona's sports teams.