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FC Barcelona secures fourth consecutive title at Ciutat de Berga Tournament

The Catalan giants defeated Vic Riuprimer in a tight final held during the local Carnival celebrations in Berga.

Generic image of a soccer ball on a field during a night tournament celebration.
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Generic image of a soccer ball on a field during a night tournament celebration.

FC Barcelona has been crowned champion of the Ciutat de Berga Tournament this Sunday, marking their fourth consecutive victory in the competition after a narrow win against Vic Riuprimer in the final.

Organized by Club Esportiu Berga, the event featured 16 teams competing throughout the day. Barcelona faced a tough path to the trophy, requiring a penalty shootout to overcome Girona in the quarter-finals before reaching the decisive match.
The tournament's underdog, Vic Riuprimer, surprised spectators by reaching the final after defeating major teams like Hospitalet and Las Palmas. Meanwhile, Badalona secured third place by winning the consolation final against the Canary Islands squad.

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