On a fairytale night at Camp Nou, Barcelona outclassed Real Madrid in El Clásico, winning 2–0 against their arch rivals to become back-to-back La Liga champions for the first time in seven years. After the tragic news of the passing of Hansi Flick’s father on the eve of the clash, Barcelona looked determined to deliver for their manager in this difficult time and completely overwhelmed the visitors from the capital in the early exchanges. A stunning Marcus Rashford free kick and a breathtaking team action finished by Ferran Torres had Flick’s men up by two inside the opening 20 minutes. The Catalans continued to dominate but squandered a number of chances in the second half, missing a chance to utterly humiliate Los Blancos. Still, cries of “ Campeones, Campeones, ole ole ole ” echoed around Camp Nou for almost the entirety of the second half and when the final whistle blew, Flick’s men joined in on the chant as the Blaugrana title-celebrations completely erupted.…