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FC Barcelona B (women)
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Futbol Club Barcelona Femení B is a Spanish football team based in Barcelona, in the autonomous community of Catalonia.

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Founded in 2000, it is the reserve team of FC Barcelona Femení, and currently plays in Primera Federación, playing their home matches at the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper.

Reserve teams in Spain play in the same league system as the senior team, rather than in a reserve team league. They must play at least one level below their main side, and thus Barcelona Femení B are ineligible for promotion to Primera División and cannot play in the Copa de la Reina.

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The first Barcelona women's second team existed by 1978, as Peña Femenina Barcelona Atlético.[1] In the 1978–79 Catalan Cup competition, P.F. Barcelona Atlético finished as runners-up after losing the final on penalties. Their coach was Ramón Llach.[2] Both of the Barcelona teams in 1979 were able to train and play at FC Barcelona's facilities, due to support under new club president Josep Lluís Núñez.[1]

A "B" team was created in November 1988, after the 1988–89 season's Catalan Cup but before the start of the leagues. The club Gracia Cal Majó merged with Club Femení Barcelona to become the subsidiary team, then known as Barcelona Atlètic. This team competed in the Lliga catalana that season (with Barcelona in the Liga Nacional), but had also advanced to the next round of the Catalan Cup along with Barcelona.[3] They competed again the following season.[4]

Barcelona Femeni B had to withdraw from Primera Nacional Femenina during 2007–2008 season because of the relegation of the first team, but they returned in the next season after Barcelona Femení was promoted back to the Superliga Femenina. In 2016 they became the champions in the group III of Segunda División for the first time in the history of the club.[5] In September 2016 a record seven players from Barcelona B were called up to play for Spain's national youth team for the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.[6]

On 30 April 2023, they won the second division on the same day as the first team won the first division.[7] On 27 April 2024, the team won the second division title for the second consecutive season after they defeated Athletic Bilbao B 2–0 in the final day of the season.[8][9]

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Players

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Current squad

As of 10 January 2025[10][11]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

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Reserve team

Main article: FC Barcelona C (women)

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Last updated: 27 March 2022
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Season to season

Season Division Tier Pos Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Manager
2003-04 1ª Catalonia 3 1.º Ascending--------Ramon Torne[23]
2004-05[24] 2ª Grupo III 2 7.º26104124848034Ramon Torne[25]
2005-06[26] 2ª Grupo III 2 8.º26951262411932Ramon Torne[27]
2006-07[28] 2ª Grupo III 2 6.º Descending[a]26115104244-238Joaquim Querol[29]
2007-08[30] 1ª Catalonia 3 1.º Ascending26246010120+8178Joaquim Querol[31]
2008-09[32] 2ª Grupo III 2 10.º2696115341+1233Joaquim Querol[33]
2009-10[34] 2ª Grupo III 2 3.º2619169532+6358Joaquim Querol[35]
2010-11[36] 2ª Grupo III 2 5.º2611875639+1741Joaquim Querol[37]
2011-12[38] 2ª Grupo III 2 4.º2615475132+1949Joaquim Querol[39]
2012-13[40] 2ª Grupo III 2 5.º2613765949+1046Joaquim Querol[41]
2013-14[42] 2ª Grupo III 2 7.º26105113931+835Jordi Ventura[43]
2014-15[44] 2ª Grupo III 2 2.º2619617712+6563Jordi Ventura[45]
2015-16[46] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º26233010411+9372Zoe García[47]
2016-17[48] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º2619347923+5660Zoe García[49]
2017-18[50] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º[b]2620338117+6463Jordi Ventura[51]
2018-19[52] 2ª Grupo III 2 3.º Ascension[c]2616557226+4653Jordi Ventura[53]
2019-20[54] 2ªPro Group North 2 3.º2214356128+3345Jordi Ventura[55]
2020-21 2ªPro Group North "B"[56] 2 3.º167543019+1126Miguel Llorente[57]
2ªPro Group North "C"[58] 4.º2412574726+2141
2021-22[59] 2ªPro Group North 2 6°2715394627+1948Oscar Belis[60]
2022-23[61] 1ª RFEF 2 1°[d]3018575831+2759Oscar Belis
2023-24[62] 1ª RFEF 2 1°[d]2618445517+3858Oscar Belis
Last update on 27 April 2024
  1. Despite earning enough points to remain in the league, they had to drop to regional league due to the relegation of the first team
  2. The team was not qualified to participate in promotion play-offs despite winning the league three years in a row, because as a reserve team it needs to remain at least one tier below the first team
  3. Promoted to the new Spanish second division Segunda División Pro (women)
  4. The team was not promoted despite winning the league, because it needs to remain at least one tier below the first team
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Juvenil-Cadet squad

Main article: FC Barcelona C (women) § Juvenil Cadete squad

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