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29 Jan 23 | | Granadilla  |  | - |  |  Barcelona Femení |  | Estadio Heliodoro Ro @ 5:00pm |
01 Feb 23 | | Valencia Women  |  | - |  |  Barcelona Femení |  | Estadio Antonio Puch @ 6:00pm |
05 Feb 23 | | Barcelona Femení  |  | - |  |  Betis Féminas |  | Estadi Johan Cruyff @ 3:00pm |
11 Feb 23 | | Alavés Gloriosas  |  | - |  |  Barcelona Femení |  | Ciudad Deportiva Jos @ 5:15pm |
05 Mar 23 | | Barcelona Femení  |  | - |  |  Villarreal Women |  | Estadi Johan Cruyff @ 12:00am |
Latest Results
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25 Jan 23 | | Barcelona Femení |   | 7 - 0 |   | Levante Las |  | Estadi Johan Cruyff |
14 Jan 23 | | Sporting de |   | 0 - 3 |   | Barcelona Femení |  | Estadio Nuevo Colomb |
07 Jan 23 | | Barcelona Femení |   | 4 - 0 |   | Sevilla Women |  | Estadi Johan Cruyff |
21 Dec 22 | | Barcelona Femení |   | 6 - 0 |   | Rosengård Women |  | Spotify Camp Nou |
15 Dec 22 | | SL Benfica |   | 2 - 6 |   | Barcelona Femení |  | Caixa Futebol Campus |
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Futbol Club Barcelona Femení is the women's football section of FC Barcelona, based in Barcelona, Spain. FC Barcelona Femení is Spain's most successful women's club both domestically and in Europe, having won six league titles, eight Copas de la Reina, one Spanish Supercup, and one UEFA Women's Champions League.
Formed in 1970 by 18-year-old Inmaculada "Imma" Cabecerán, the club was an establishing member of Spain's first recognized women's league, the Primera División (founded as the Liga Nacional). Although being closely associated with the club for decades, the team was not established as an official section of FC Barcelona until 2002, when the club definitively incorporated Club Femení Barcelona into its sports structure. Through battles with promotion and relegation, the club won their first league title in 2011, and for the next 4 years won 7 major titles: 4 league titles and 3 Copas de la Reina.
Since the club's professionalization in 2015, Barcelona has become Spain's most successful team in the UEFA Women's Champions League. They were the first Spanish club to reach a quarterfinal of the Champions League, the first to reach a semifinal of the Champions League, the first to make it to a Champions League Final, and the first to win it, which they did in 2021. By winning the Champions League, FC Barcelona became the first club to win a Champions League title for both its men and women's footballing sections. They later became the first Spanish women's team to complete a continental treble after winning the 2020-21 Copa de la Reina.
FC Barcelona Femení belongs to one of the four professional football clubs in Spain whose legal entity is not that of a sports corporation (SAD), as its ownership rests with its partners, or socis. Barcelona, along with Athletic Club, Real Madrid, and Madrid CFF are also the only clubs in the league not part of Spain's Association of Women's Football Clubs (ACFF).

Team Members
Geyse #18 (Geyse Ferreira)
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Ona Baradad #33
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Aitana Bonmatí #14
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Lucy Bronze #15
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Mariona Caldentey #9
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Laia Codina #3
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Cata Coll #13
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Ana-Maria Crnogorčević #7
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Ingrid Engen #23
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Jana Fernández #3
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Gemma Font #24
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Patri Guijarro #12 (Patricia Guijarro )
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Caroline Graham #10
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Mapi León #4 (María León)
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Vicky López
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Asisat Oshoala #20
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Sandra Paños #1
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Salma Paralluelo #17
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Irene Paredes #2
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Claudia Pina #6
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Alexia Putellas #11
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Nuria Rábano #22
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Fridolina Rolfö #16
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Marta Torrejón #8
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Bruna Vilamala #19
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Keira Walsh #21
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Stadium or Home
Johan Cruyff Stadium (Catalan: Estadi Johan Cruyff) is a football stadium operated by FC Barcelona in Sant Joan Despí, Province of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, located next to the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, the club's training facility and youth academy. It is named after Dutch footballer, Johan Cruyff.
It is a UEFA Category 3 stadium and houses 6,000 supporters. As part of the Espai Barça project, it is the replacement for the Mini Estadi, which is scheduled for demolition after the construction of the stadium.
Trophies 
 Copa de la Reina 2022 | |  Primera Division Women 2021-2022 | |  Copa de la Reina 2021 | |  Primera Division Women 2020-2021 | |
 UEFA Womens Champions League 2020-2021 | |  Copa de la Reina 2020 | |  Primera Division Women 2019-2020 | |  Copa de la Reina 2018 | |
 Copa de la Reina 2017 | |  Primera Division Women 2014-2015 | |  Copa de la Reina 2014 | |  Primera Division Women 2013-2014 | |
 Copa de la Reina 2013 | |  Primera Division Women 2012-2013 | |  Primera Division Women 2011-2012 | |  Copa de la Reina 2011 | |
 Copa de la Reina 1994 | |
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