Barcelona is planning a potential La Liga title parade after their recent 2-0 victory over Getafe, which increased their lead to 11 points. With only five games remaining, they are on track to win the league title for the second consecutive season.
Barcelona already planning potential La Liga title parade
Following the 2-0 win over Getafe this past weekend, which came after Real Madrid had been held to a draw by Real Betis, FC Barcelona extended their lead in La Liga to 11 points.
It took them one step closer towards lifting the league title for a second season in a row, with only five games left to be played.
And, now, according to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona are already working internally to decide when to hold the open-top bus parade through the streets of the city to celebrate a possible league title.
Hansi Flickâs team could be crowned champions on Sunday night if Real Madrid fail to beat RCD Espanyol, provided the Catalans win the day before against Osasuna at El Sadar.
It would be the clubâs 29th league title, the second in a row and the third in four years, more than enough reason for supporters to celebrate.
Barcelona won the match against Getafe 2-0.
Barcelona is currently 11 points ahead in La Liga.
Barcelona has five games left in the La Liga season.
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Trophy parade planning already underway. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
If Barcelona are confirmed as champions on Sunday, Monday, 4 May, would be the first available date for the parade, but it is not certain that this option will be chosen.
There is debate within the club over whether it would be better to wait until after El Clasico scheduled for Sunday, 10 May.
It has already been decided that Barça Femeni, who shared the parade with the menâs side in 2023 but not in 2025, would not join the celebrations led by Flickâs players.
Although they have already secured the Liga F title, the idea is to wait in case they also win the UEFA Womenâs Champions League, with the final on 23 May in Oslo, although they must first overcome Bayern Munich Women this Sunday at the Spotify Camp Nou.
As for the route of the parade, both three years ago and in 2025, it began at the clubâs stadium and ended at the Arc de Triomf, which is likely to be the case again this year.