Barcelona’s dream of a historic treble remains very much alive after they sealed a 1-0 win over Atlético Madrid in the Copa del Rey semi-final second leg, securing a 5-4 victory on aggregate. Ferran Torres delivered the decisive goal in the 27th minute, capitalizing on a brilliant assist from rising star Lamine Yamal, setting up a tantalizing Clásico final against Real Madrid.

The match at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys was charged with intensity, but Hansi Flick's men showed composure and class, holding off a dangerous Atlético side in a closely contested encounter.

Unbeaten in 2025 – Flick’s Barça on a Mission

Under new manager Hansi Flick, Barcelona is unbeaten in all competitions since the start of 2025. They currently sit three points clear atop LaLiga and are gearing up for a UEFA Champions League quarter-final clash with Borussia Dortmund.

“The boys deserve credit for how far we’ve come, but this is not the time to dream too far ahead,” Flick told reporters after the match. “Dreaming is allowed, but we have to stay focused on what we want.”

Despite Flick’s cautious tone, fans are buzzing with hope as Barça chase their first treble since the Luis Enrique era in 2015.

Pedri: Champions League Over Ballon d’Or

Midfield maestro Pedri, who returned to the lineup recently, shared his excitement about the club’s momentum but emphasized the importance of team success over personal accolades.

“I would trade a Ballon d'Or for the Champions League any day,” he told Reuters. “Winning as a team means more than anything else. If we keep going like this, who knows what we can achieve.”

Clásico Final Reloaded

This year’s Copa del Rey final will witness a mouthwatering Clásico showdown between Barcelona and Real Madrid – their first meeting in a Copa final in over a decade. The clash is set for April 26 at La Cartuja Stadium in Seville, and anticipation is sky-high.

For Barcelona, it’s a chance to not only claim silverware but also deliver a statement against their fiercest rivals. For Real Madrid, it’s an opportunity to halt the Blaugrana's charge toward a potential treble.

What’s Next for Barça?

• April 6: LaLiga clash vs. Real Betis
• April 10: UCL Quarterfinal 1st Leg vs. Borussia Dortmund
• April 26: Copa del Rey Final vs. Real Madrid

                                                                                                                                                                                                                           With confidence soaring, the belief inside the camp is growing but as Flick reiterates, “One game at a time.”