Barcelona concluded their home matches for the 2025-26 season with a remarkable 3-1 victory over Real Betis on Sunday. This win marked a historic achievement, as they became the first team ever to triumph in every home match (19/19) across three stadiums: Estadi Johan Cruyff, Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, and Spotify Camp Nou.

Head coach Hansi Flick praised the team’s connection with their supporters, attributing the historic win to the fans' unwavering support. He stated, "It has to do with the team and the connection with the fans. It’s an amazing feeling, they give us 10% more. The fans know when we need them. Today it was a bit difficult, but we wanted to win and this is incredible to see how we defended against a fantastic team like Betis."

In addition to the victory, the match served as a poignant farewell for Robert Lewandowski in his final home appearance for Barcelona. Flick reflected on Lewandowski’s emotional departure, expressing gratitude for his contributions:

It has been very emotional. It has been seen that he has Barça in his heart. I’m very grateful to Robert. He’s a fantastic person and a world-class player. The last 20 years he has been the best number nine in the world and it will not be easy to find his replacement. We need a number nine connected to the team, but, above all, to score goals.

Flick also shared insights into the affection foreign players, including himself, have developed for Barcelona. He remarked, "From my point of view, there is confidence in the work you do. Nobody tells you anything: they trust you. The connection between the players is fantastic. Barça are the best club in the world and the people of Barcelona are incredible. Every day, when I walk down the street, people are very friendly. It comes from his heart, you can perceive it. It’s incredible. That’s why people love Barcelona. And the club, where everyone works from the heart."