Dispatch

The season, kept in order.

Every issue stays on the shelf. The newest sits on top.

  1. Seen from behind the goal through the net at night, seven balls lie in a row at the bottom of the net while small players in garnet-and-blue stripes walk back to the centre circle under floodlights.

    Seven goals at Camp Nou

    No. 7 · 4 October 2026Clàudia Pina's four goals took Barça Femení to a 7–0 Clásico win, and the men's team returns from the break to face Getafe with a record start in reach.
  2. Anonymous players in varied plain kits crisscross a sunlit pitch along branching passing routes.

    The week travelled well

    No. 6 · 27 September 2026Lamine Yamal and Anthony Gordon scored against each other at Wembley, and Mayssa Baha, 15, became Barça Femení's youngest official scorer at Logroño.
  3. A floodlit blue pitch divided by diagonal light, with Barça-coloured attacking runs on one side and white-shirted opponents holding the darker half.

    The scoreline and the test

    No. 5 · 22 September 2026Raphinha's perfect hat-trick completed the comeback at Sevilla, and the Assembly approved a budget leaving only €1m of projected margin.
  4. Barça figures, one of them a woman, pass the ball around a large painted circle on a midnight-blue pitch while white-shirted opponents wait outside and one route breaks toward goal.

    Two 4–2 wins with the same warning

    No. 4 · 13 September 2026Both teams won 4–2 despite defensive mistakes, and the Assembly votes on accounts showing an €18m loss on record income.
  5. A small faceless footballer in blue and garnet strikes a gold ball across the halfway line on a bright green pitch, with an old concrete stand at one corner.

    The table moved before Barça kicked off

    No. 3 · 6 September 2026Both Madrid clubs lost before Barça reached Mestalla, and four different Femení scorers had already won in Sevilla.
  6. A wide elevated view across Camp Nou shows concrete tiers packed with a crowd and thousands of small Esteladas, with the pitch edge and a floodlight beneath a cool blue sky.

    The scorelines were the easy part of the week

    No. 2 · 1 September 2026Ten goals across both weekends, two conceded at home that taught more than any of them, and four Femení debuts in a single afternoon.
  7. A small group of faceless footballers runs out of a glowing stadium tunnel and fans across a saturated blue pitch, casting long shadows toward the viewer.

    The season opens wider than the score

    No. 1 · 24 August 2026A 5–0 on opening night, a Gavi scare that passed, and a Femení side that has run out of things to win.

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