Barcelona dominated the match from the start, with Diara opening the scoring early in the 11th minute, before Cuenca added the second goal following a mistake by the Trabzonspor goalkeeper.
Despite Hernandez’s third goal being disallowed for offside before the end of the first half, the Catalan team continued to excel in the second half, where Alba saved a sure goal and then scored the third goal himself after a decisive pass from Diara.
In the final minutes, Diara shone again by scoring his team’s fourth goal and his second personally, confirming Barcelona’s complete dominance over the match.
With this victory, Barcelona raises its total to three titles in the UEFA Youth Champions League, having previously won the tournament in 2014 and 2018, reaffirming its position as the king of the continental competition.
