Barcelona ran riot in the first Clásico of the season. Clàudia Pina grabbed the headlines with a four-goal haul as the Catalan giants eased to a mammoth 7-0 victory at the Spotify Camp Nou.

Here, we will round up the action from the one-sided Clásico and the rest of the results from Liga F match-day 6.

Any hopes of a serious title race this season were blown away by Barcelona’s blistering first-half performance at the Spotify Camp Nou.

Pina wriggled away from multiple challenges to fire the hosts into a fourth-minute lead. The 25-year-old then netted twice in four minutes to complete her hat-trick. The third effort was a thing of beauty, with Pina playing a quick one-two with Patri Guijarro to work her into the box from the left flank and lash a fierce shot in at the near post. 

Caroline Graham Hansen then added her name to the scoresheet, before Pina netted her fourth and Barcelona’s fifth on the stroke of half time.

While the three points were already sealed, a highly motivated Barcelona side still managed to add two more goals to the tally in the second half, to the delight of the home support. Ewa Pajor steered the ball in from Graham Hansen’s assist within five minutes of the restart. Then, as the game drew to a close, Sydney Schertenleib produced a ferocious effort from distance to complete the rout in front of 40,000 spectators, the biggest crowd in Liga F history.

Fatou Kanteh grabbed the opener in Sevilla’s home clash with Badalona. Racing onto a through ball, the forward got between defender and goalkeeper to lift the ball into the unguarded net. Trailing at the break, Badalona hit back not long after the restart. Lucía Martínez picked up the ball just inside the box and rifled it into the far top corner. Sevilla swiftly restored their lead through Rosa Márquez, only for Sheila Guijarro to net Badalona’s second equaliser of the contest.

After battling back on two occasions, the visitors hit the front for the first time in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Mirari Uria drove into the box and saw her deflected shot wrong-foot Esther Sullastres. But just as Uria looked to have won it for Badalona, substitute Jassina Blom hit back with a last-gasp leveller. The 32-year-old controlled a long-distance ball with her first touch and volleyed it home with her second, rescuing a point for the Andalusian side.