An unprecedented moment

Things can be said to be going well for FC Barcelona at the moment.  The men's first team are on a great run, having not lost so far in 2025, which is also the case for the blaugrana women's team. As such and as it stands, both can still win every available competition this season.

Having already won the Spanish Super Cup, Hansi Flick's side are through to the Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid on April 26. What's more, they are leading LaLiga – currently three points ahead of the all-whites – and they will soon play Borussia Dortmund home and away in the Champions League quarterfinals.

Pere Romeu's side are also Spanish Super Cup holders, and they also lead Liga F and have reached the final of the Copa de la Reina, in which they will play Atlético Madrid on June 8. They are also still in the Champions League, at the semifinals stage, with Chelsea the opponents. The first leg will be at Estadi Johan Cruyff on April 20.

This all means that this is an unprecedented moment in Barça's history as it's the first time both teams have got to April with the chances of winning every competition intact.

What if it happened?

Well, if both the men's and women's teams won everything, Barça would become the first European football club to complete such a major achievement.

So, both Hansi Flick and Pere Romeu's sides are striving to add to the Club's trophy collection. It won't be easy and the stats are testament to that, but as Flick himself said, "dreaming is allowed".