🗞️Today’s front pages: Barça shake up La Liga, Real in disarray

Real Madrid’s defeat in Mallorca and Barça’s win over Atleti make it clear what the national sports press looks like this morning.

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Easter Sunday, but it doesn’t quite feel that way in a league where Barça landed a hugely important blow after yesterday’s victory at the Metropolitano. That, along with Madrid’s defeat in Mallorca, means the gap is now seven points.

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🗞️Today’s front pages: Barça shake up La Liga, Real in disarray

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Joan Laporta hints at reduced Barcelona transfer activity:Barcelona president-elect Joan Laporta says the club will not make major signings this summer, prioritizing La Masia talent over transfers to improve Hansi Flick's squad.

Lamine Yamal raises his voice: "Using a religion as a mockery makes you look ignorant and racist":Barcelona's Lamine Yamal condemned anti-Muslim chants heard during Spain's 0-0 draw with Egypt. The young Muslim forward called the incident 'intolerable.' The RFEF and police are investigating.

Barcelona receive mixed injury news on two players after Atletico Madrid victory:Marc Bernal is sidelined for 10 days with an ankle sprain, missing the Champions League quarter-final first leg vs. Atletico Madrid. Ronald Araujo is fit and available for the crucial midweek showdown.

Hansi Flick talks Gerard Martin, Lewandowski, Yamal and more after Atletico Madrid 1-2 Barcelona:Barcelona beat Atletico Madrid 2-1 with a dramatic late Robert Lewandowski goal. The win extends their La Liga lead to seven points over Real Madrid with eight games remaining.

Late double takes Bayern past Manchester United into Women’s Champions League semi-finals:Bayern Munich scored two late goals to beat Manchester United 2-1 (5-3 agg), ending United's UWCL run despite a spirited first-half lead from Melvine Malard.