Barcelona won the Spanish Super Cup title after their exciting 3-2 victory over their traditional rival Real Madrid in the final match, which was held at the "King Abdullah" stadium in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Sunday evening.
The first half witnessed great competitiveness, as Raphinha opened the scoring for Barcelona in the 36th minute, before Vinicius Junior equalized for Real Madrid in the 45+2nd minute, then Robert Lewandowski advanced again for Barcelona in the 45+4th minute, and Gonzalo Garcia returned to restore balance in the 45+7th minute, ending the first half with a 2-2 tie. In the second half, the two teams continued to exchange attacks and pressure until Raphinha managed to score the winning goal in the 73rd minute, giving Barcelona the 16th title in its history in the Spanish Super Cup, strengthening its record as the most crowned in this tournament, while Real Madrid's tally stopped at 13 titles.
