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Barcelona celebrates water polo team’s second Champions League title

Club Atlètic Barceloneta wins its second Champions League title after defeating Pro Recco.

Jordi Cubarsi Jordi Cubarsi · July 2, 2026, 02:55 · 2 min de lectura

The Club Atlètic Barceloneta has secured its second Champions League title after a thrilling victory over Pro Recco. Mayor Jaume Collboni honored the team for their achievements.

The Club Atlètic Barceloneta’s men’s water polo team has made history once again by clinching the Champions League title, defeating Italy’s Pro Recco in a nail-biting final held on June 13 in Malta. This victory marks the club’s second Champions League win, following their first triumph in 2014 at the Bernat Picornell pools.

During a celebratory event at the Mirador M. Aurèlia Capmany, Barcelona’s Mayor Jaume Collboni welcomed the victorious team, which included head coach Fran Fernández and club president Julián García. The gathering was filled with excitement as players and coaching staff basked in their remarkable achievement.

In a match that kept fans on the edge of their seats, Barceloneta edged out Pro Recco with a final score of 17-16. This hard-fought victory not only adds another trophy to their cabinet but also caps off an impressive season where they also claimed both the Liga and Copa del Rei titles.

Mayor Collboni praised the team’s dedication and sportsmanship during his address, stating that they exemplified values such as humility, hard work, and perseverance—qualities that resonate deeply within Barcelona itself. He emphasized how these principles are vital for fostering community spirit through sports.

The mayor further highlighted Barcelona’s commitment to promoting sports within the city, referencing recent events like the Tour de France passing through and new sports facilities established during his administration. These initiatives aim to inspire local residents and encourage participation in various athletic activities.

This latest championship win places Club Atlètic Barceloneta among elite teams in European water polo history. Their previous Champions League victory came nearly twelve years ago, showcasing their sustained excellence at high levels of competition.

As fans celebrate this monumental achievement, plans are underway for a public event where supporters can meet their champions. Details regarding dates and locations will be announced soon, allowing fans to join in honoring this remarkable team.

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