FC Barcelona B (women)

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

Barcelona Femení "B"
Full nameFutbol Club Barcelona Femení "B"
Nickname(s)Blaugranes, Culers
Founded1 June 2004
GroundCiutat Esportiva Joan Gamper
Capacity1,400
PresidentJoan Laporta
Head coachÒscar Belis
LeaguePrimera Federación
2022–231st
WebsiteClub website
Active departments of FC Barcelona
Football
(Men's)		 Football B
(Men's)		 Football U-19
(Men's)
Football
(Women's)		 Football B
(Women's)		 Football C
(Women's)
Basketball Basketball B Wheelchair
basketball
Handball Handball B Futsal
Roller
hockey		Ice
hockey		Field hockey
Rugby
union		 Rugby
league		 Beach
soccer
Volleyball
(Men's)		 Volleyball
(Women's)		 Esports
Closed departments of FC Barcelona
Football C
(Men's)		 American football Baseball

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.

History

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.[1] In September 2016 a record seven players from FCB Femeni B were called up to play for Spain's national youth team in 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup compared to five players in 2014 and two players in 2010. The team managed to reach the third place in the tournament.[2]

On 30 April 2023, they won the second division on the same day as the first team won the first division.[3]

Players

Current squad
As of 9 September 2023[4][5]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Spain ESP Meritxell Font
2 DF Spain ESP Martina Fernández
4 FW Spain ESP Berta Doltra
5 DF Spain ESP Judit Pujols
6 DF Spain ESP Noah Bezis
7 FW Spain ESP Lucía Corrales
10 FW Spain ESP Vicky López
11 FW Spain ESP Ona Baradad
12 DF Spain ESP Aïcha Camara
13 GK Spain ESP Meritxell Muñoz
14 MF Spain ESP Júlia Bartel
15 MF Italy ITA Giulia Dragoni
No. Pos. Nation Player
17 FW Spain ESP Laia Martret
18 FW United States USA Onyeka Gamero
19 FW Spain ESP Celia Segura
20 FW Spain ESP Ariana Arias
21 MF Spain ESP Adriana Parada
23 MF Poland POL Emilia Szymczak
— DF Spain ESP Adriana Ranera
— MF Spain ESP Emma Martín
— MF Spain ESP Nina Pou
— FW Spain ESP Alba Caño
— FW Norway NOR Martine Fenger

Reserve team
Main article: FC Barcelona C (women)

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
28 MF Spain ESP Raquel Capdevila
No. Pos. Nation Player
32 Spain ESP Maria Llorella

Current technical staff
Position Staff
Head coach Òscar Belis
Assistant coach Pol Grau
Goalkeeping coach Albert Castillo
Fitness coach Irene del Río
Physiotherapist Eugenia De Muga

Last updated: 27 March 2022
Source: FC Barcelona

Transfers
YearInOut
2014GK: M. Alemany (UE L'Estartit)
DF: A. Rovirola (promoted from the youth team), A. Cortés (promoted from the youth team), O. Batlle (promoted from the youth team)
MF: J. Mas (promoted from the youth team), A. Bonmatí (promoted from the youth team), S. Hernández (Sant Gabriel), C. Armengol (promoted from the youth team)
FW: A. Arboix (L'Estartit), I. Uribe (Sant Gabriel C)		GK: N. Vizcaíno (Sant Gabriel B), A. Moreno (Santa Teresa)[6]
DF: C. Moyano (Espanyol B), M. Gama (retired), X. Royo (Seagull)
MF: Q. Torradeflot (UE Vic), M. Turmo (Sant Gabriel), C. García (Sant Gabriel), J. Fernández (Bristol Academy)
FW: J. Rivero (UE Vic), G. Sala (Levante Las Planas)
2015GK: K.A. Schmidt (Saint Mary's Gaels), I. Martínez (Sant Gabriel B), G. Font (promoted from the youth team)
DF: B. Pujadas (promoted from the youth team), H. Barco (Espanyol Juvenil A), L. Aleixandri (promoted from the youth team)
MF: L. Martínez (promoted from the youth team), P. Fernández (promoted from the youth team)
FW: E. Benítez (promoted from the youth team), L. Muñoz (promoted from the youth team)		GK: M. Alemany (Monroe Mustangs)
DF: A. Cortés (retired), Q. Gómez (Igualada)
MF: J. Mas (Espanyol B)
FW: A. Arboix (Girona), A. Aparicio (Little Rock Trojans), C. Puiggrós (L'Estartit)
2016GK: A. Giménez (Espanyol)
DF: A. Torrodà (promoted from the youth team), B. Bou (L'Estartit)
MF: T. Morató (ENFAF), S. Ismael (Espanyol B), S. Hernández (L'Estartit)
FW: M. Benedicto (promoted from the youth team), C. Andújar (promoted from the youth team), A. Martínez (promoted from the youth team)		GK: K.A. Schmidt (Levante Las Planas)
DF: N. Garrote (Espanyol)
MF: N. Martínez (Logroño), S. Hernández (promoted to the first team), A. Falcón (Atlético M.), P. Garrote (Espanyol), E. Benítez (Espanyol B)
FW: I. Uribe (Seagull)
2017DF: J. Viñas (Espanyol B), L. Codina (promoted from the youth team)
MF: A. Esteve (Espanyol Juvenil A), P. Gutiérrez (Espanyol Juvenil A)
FW: S. Extremera (Espanyol Juvenil A), C. Pina (promoted from the youth team), A. Marín (promoted from the youth team)		GK: I. Martínez (Sevilla)
DF: A. Rovirola (Santa Teresa), B. Pujadas (Espanyol), O. Batlle (Madrid CFF), L. Aleixandri (Atlético M.)
MF: P. Fernández (Málaga)
FW: M. Benedicto (Espanyol B), A. Martínez (Espanyol B)
2018GK: G. López (promoted from the youth team), P. Argelaguet (promoted from the youth team)
DF: J. Fernández (promoted from the youth team)
MF: C. Martínez (Seagull), L. Linares (promoted from the youth team), M. Vilarrasa (promoted from the youth team), Z. Flores (Seagull)
FW: B. Vilamala (promoted from the youth team)		GK: A. Giménez (retired)
DF: S. Extremera (Espanyol B), J. Viñas (EFM Lanzarote)
MF: A. Bonmatí (promoted to the first team), L. Martínez (Zaragoza CFF), S. Hernández (Fundación Albacete B), A. Torrodà (Espanyol)
FW: A. Marín (Espanyol), L. Muñoz (Monroe Mustangs)
2019GK: M. Muñoz (Mercantil, L. Coronado (promoted from the youth team)
DF: A. Fernández (promoted from the youth team), J. Mora (Espanyol B), E. Ramírez (Espanyol B)
MF: A. Mingueza (promoted from the youth team)
FW: V. Adrianova (promoted from the youth team), A. Aparicio (Little Rock Trojans)		GK: G. López (CE Europa), P. Argelaguet (retired)
MF: L. Linares (Iowa Western Reivers), M. Vilarrasa (Levante Las Planas)[7]
2020GK: L. García (Seagull)
DF: M. Fernandez (promoted from the youth team), C. Rodriguez (promoted from the youth team), E.Laborde (promoted from the youth team), M. Molina (Espanyol B)
MF: A. Caño (promoted from the youth team), M. Pérez (DAMM), M. Llopis (Espanyol B), J. Bartel (promoted from the youth team)
FW: C. Riumalló (promoted from the youth team), P. Lopez (Levante Las Planas), O. Vignola (Málaga), O. Baradad (SE AEM), G. Queiroz (Madrid CFF)[8]		GK: G. Font (promoted to the first team)
DF: A. Fernández (James Madison University), H. Barco (retired),[9] L. Codina (promoted to the first team)[10]
MF: C. Martínez (CF Pallejà), Z. Flores (Rayo Vallecano), P. Gutiérrez (Madrid CFF), A. Esteve (Eibar)[11]
FW: T. Morató (Rayo Vallecano), A. Aparicio (Eibar), C. Pina (loaned to Sevilla),[12] C. Armengol (loaned to Sevilla),[13] C. Andújar (loaned to Valencia)[14]
2021GK: M. Font (promoted from the youth team)
DF: B. Doltra (Girona)
FW: L. Corrales (Atlético Baleares), R. Garcia (UD Collerense)		GK: L. García (Levante Las Planas)
DF: J. Fernández (promoted to the first team), E. Ramírez (loaned to Real Sociedad),[15] J. Mora (Levante Las Planas)
FW: B. Vilamala (promoted to the first team), G. Queiroz (loaned to Levante)[16]
2022MF: V. López (Madrid CFF)
FW: Ariana Arias (Real Madrid)		MF: O. Vignola (loaned to Sevilla)
FW: G. Queiroz (Arsenal)
2023MF: G. Dragoni (Inter Milan)MF: O. Vignola (loaned to Alavés); (Granada), M. Pérez (promoted to the first team), A. Mingueza (Granada)
FW: E. Laborde (loaned to Alavés); (Madrid CFF)

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[17]
2004-05[18] 2ª Grupo III 2 7.º26104124848034Ramon Torne[19]
2005-06[20] 2ª Grupo III 2 8.º26951262411932Ramon Torne[21]
2006-07[22] 2ª Grupo III 2 6.º Descending[lower-alpha 1]26115104244-238Joaquim Querol[23]
2007-08[24] 1ª Catalonia 3 1.º Ascending26246010120+8178Joaquim Querol[25]
2008-09[26] 2ª Grupo III 2 10.º2696115341+1233Joaquim Querol[27]
2009-10[28] 2ª Grupo III 2 3.º2619169532+6358Joaquim Querol[29]
2010-11[30] 2ª Grupo III 2 5.º2611875639+1741Joaquim Querol[31]
2011-12[32] 2ª Grupo III 2 4.º2615475132+1949Joaquim Querol[33]
2012-13[34] 2ª Grupo III 2 5.º2613765949+1046Joaquim Querol[35]
2013-14[36] 2ª Grupo III 2 7.º26105113931+835Jordi Ventura[37]
2014-15[38] 2ª Grupo III 2 2.º2619617712+6563Jordi Ventura[39]
2015-16[40] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º26233010411+9372Zoe García[41]
2016-17[42] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º2619347923+5660Zoe García[43]
2017-18[44] 2ª Grupo III 2 1.º[lower-alpha 2]2620338117+6463Jordi Ventura[45]
2018-19[46] 2ª Grupo III 2 3.º Ascension[lower-alpha 3]2616557226+4653Jordi Ventura[47]
2019-20[48] 2ªPro Group North 2 3.º2214356128+3345Jordi Ventura[49]
2020-21 2ªPro Group North "B"[50] 2 3.º167543019+1126Miguel Llorente[51]
2ªPro Group North "C"[52] 4.º2412574726+2141
2021-22[53] 2ªPro Group North 2 6°2715394627+1948Oscar Belis[54]
2022-23[55] 1ª RFEF 2 1°[lower-alpha 4]3018575831+2759Oscar Belis
Last update on 7 May 2023
  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

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

See also
  • Category:FC Barcelona Femení B players

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