FC Barcelona asserted its complete dominance over arch-rivals Real Madrid this season with a 4–3 comeback win on Sunday in Matchday 35 of La Liga, marking their fourth consecutive victory over Los Blancos across all competitions.

Under German manager Hansi Flick, Barcelona has now defeated Carlo Ancelotti’s side in every match this season—an unprecedented display of superiority in one of world football’s fiercest rivalries.

The victory at the Santiago Bernabéu saw Barcelona rise to 82 points, widening the gap at the top of the table and edging closer to clinching the La Liga title. Meanwhile, Real Madrid remained on 75 points, watching their title hopes slip away.

A Season of Blaugrana Brilliance

This season, Barcelona and Real Madrid faced each other four times, and the Catalans emerged victorious every time:

4–0 win in the La Liga first-round match

5–2 triumph in the Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia

3–2 victory in the Copa del Rey final

4–3 comeback win in Sunday’s La Liga clash

Barcelona's dominance has been both tactical and psychological. Sunday’s match saw them overturn a 0–2 deficit, sealing the win with a stunning late goal and effectively ending Madrid’s title challenge with just three games left.

Flick's Perfect Record vs. Ancelotti

The season also marks the personal triumph of Hansi Flick, who outwitted the experienced Carlo Ancelotti in every head-to-head meeting. From Riyadh to Madrid, Flick's Barcelona has not only won but has done so with authority and attacking flair, scoring 16 goals across the four matches.

The Title Beckons

With just a few games remaining, Barcelona now sits in a commanding position to lift the La Liga trophy. This season’s flawless record against Real Madrid has been central to their success and could serve as a psychological edge heading into future campaigns.

For Real Madrid, this campaign will be remembered as the season Barcelona shut the door at every turn, leaving no room for recovery.