Alexia Putellas marked her 500th Barcelona appearance with her 230th goal as Barcelona routed Real Madrid 6-0 in a record-breaking women's Clásico at Camp Nou. The Catalans dominated from the start, securing a 12-2 aggregate victory in the Women's Champions League quarterfinals. Barcelona's six-goal margin stands as the largest ever in a women's Clásico and a record defeat for Madrid in the competition.

Irene Paredes and Caroline Graham Hansen added headers before halftime, while Ewa Pajor and Esmee Brugts completed the scoring. Putellas' 230th goal also made her the first Spanish player with 30 goals in women's club competitions. The victory extends Barcelona's unbeaten Champions League run to eight consecutive semifinals, setting up a clash with Bayern Munich.

Camp Nou's 60,067 crowd witnessed a performance that further cemented Barcelona's dominance over their rivals, leaving Madrid winless in 25 meetings. The result significantly boosts Barcelona's title hopes as they seek to reclaim the Champions League crown lost to Arsenal last season.