Barcelona: Barcelona captured their record-extending 32nd Copa del Rey title after a thrilling 3-2 extra-time win over archrivals Real Madrid.

According to Anadolu Agency, the Blaugrana opened the scoring at La Cartuja Stadium in Sevilla, with Pedri converting Lamine Yamal’s assist in the 28th minute. Despite initial struggles, Los Blancos eventually found their footing but faced disallowed goals and overturned penalty decisions.

Barcelona maintained a 1-0 lead into halftime, but Real Madrid responded strongly after the break. Kylian Mbappe equalized with a free kick in the 70th minute, followed by Aurelien Tchouameni’s header from an Arda Guler corner to give Madrid the lead. Barcelona’s Ferran Torres leveled the match again in the 84th minute with another assist from Yamal.

The decisive moment came in the 116th minute when Barcelona’s Jules Kounde scored, securing the victory. Real Madrid’s late penalty appeals were denied, and tensions rose as Antonio Rudiger and Lucas Vazquez were sent off from the b
ench for dissent.

King Felipe VI presented Barcelona with the trophy, cementing their status as the most successful club in Copa del Rey history.