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

Barcelona Femení "B"

Full name

Futbol Club Barcelona Femení "B"

Nickname(s)

Blaugranes, Culers

Founded

1 June 2004

Ground

Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper

Capacity

1,400

President

Joan Laporta

Head coach

Òscar Belis

League

Primera Federación

2021–22

7th

Website

Club website

Home colours

Away colours

Current season


Football (Men's)	Football B (Men's)	Football U-19 (Men's)

Football (Women's)	Football B (Women's)	Beach soccer

Basketball	Basketball B	Wheelchair basketball

Handball	Handball B	Futsal

Rugby union	Rugby league	Roller hockey

Volleyball (Men's)	Volleyball (Women's)	Ice hockey

Esports

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]

Current squad

As of 2 October 2022[3][4]

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	ESP	Laura Coronado
2	DF	ESP	Martina Fernández
4	FW	ESP	Berta Doltra
5	DF	ESP	Esther Solà
6	MF	ESP	Ariadna Mingueza
7	FW	ESP	Lucía Corrales
8	DF	ESP	Clara Rodríguez
9	FW	ESP	Vicky López
10	FW	ESP	Alba Caño
11	FW	ESP	Ona Baradad
13	GK	ESP	Meritxell Muñoz


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
14	MF	ESP	Júlia Bartel
16	MF	ESP	María Pérez
17	FW	ESP	Laia Martret
18	DF	ESP	Esther Laborde
19	MF	ESP	Nina Pou
20	FW	ESP	Ariana Arias
21	FW	ESP	Ariadna Sánchez
22	GK	ESP	Meritxell Font
23	DF	ESP	Judit Pujols
24	DF	ESP	Noah Bezis

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

Summer	In	Out
2014	GK: 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)[5] 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)
2015	GK: 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)
2016	GK: 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)
2017	DF: 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)
2018	GK: 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)
2019	GK: 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)[6]
2020	GK: 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)[7]	GK: G. Font (promoted to the first team) DF: A. Fernández (James Madison University), H. Barco (retired),[8] L. Codina (promoted to the first team)[9] MF: C. Martínez (CF Pallejà), Z. Flores (Rayo Vallecano), P. Gutiérrez (Madrid CFF), A. Esteve (Eibar)[10] FW: T. Morató (Rayo Vallecano), A. Aparicio (Eibar), C. Pina (loaned to Sevilla),[11] C. Armengol (loaned to Sevilla),[12] C. Andújar (loaned to Valencia)[13]
2021	GK: 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),[14] J. Mora (Levante Las Planas) FW: B. Vilamala (promoted to the first team), G. Queiroz (loaned to Levante)[15]
2022	MF: V. López (Madrid CFF) FW: Ariana Arias (Real Madrid)

Season to season

Season	Division	Tier	Pos	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Manager
2003-04	1ª Catalonia	3	1.º	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Ramon Torne[16]
2004-05[17]	2ª Grupo III	2	7.º	26	10	4	12	48	48	0	34	Ramon Torne[18]
2005-06[19]	2ª Grupo III	2	8.º	26	9	5	12	62	41	19	32	Ramon Torne[20]
2006-07[21]	2ª Grupo III	2	6.º [lower-alpha 1]	26	11	5	10	42	44	-2	38	Joaquim Querol[22]
2007-08[23]	1ª Catalonia	3	1.º	26	24	6	0	101	20	+81	78	Joaquim Querol[24]
2008-09[25]	2ª Grupo III	2	10.º	26	9	6	11	53	41	+12	33	Joaquim Querol[26]
2009-10[27]	2ª Grupo III	2	3.º	26	19	1	6	95	32	+63	58	Joaquim Querol[28]
2010-11[29]	2ª Grupo III	2	5.º	26	11	8	7	56	39	+17	41	Joaquim Querol[30]
2011-12[31]	2ª Grupo III	2	4.º	26	15	4	7	51	32	+19	49	Joaquim Querol[32]
2012-13[33]	2ª Grupo III	2	5.º	26	13	7	6	59	49	+10	46	Joaquim Querol[34]
2013-14[35]	2ª Grupo III	2	7.º	26	10	5	11	39	31	+8	35	Jordi Ventura[36]
2014-15[37]	2ª Grupo III	2	2.º	26	19	6	1	77	12	+65	63	Jordi Ventura[38]
2015-16[39]	2ª Grupo III	2	1.º	26	23	3	0	104	11	+93	72	Zoe García[40]
2016-17[41]	2ª Grupo III	2	1.º	26	19	3	4	79	23	+56	60	Zoe García[42]
2017-18[43]	2ª Grupo III	2	1.º[lower-alpha 2]	26	20	3	3	81	17	+64	63	Jordi Ventura[44]
2018-19[45]	2ª Grupo III	2	3.º [lower-alpha 3]	26	16	5	5	72	26	+46	53	Jordi Ventura[46]
2019-20[47]	2ªPro Group North	2	3.º	22	14	3	5	61	28	+33	45	Jordi Ventura[48]
2020-21	2ªPro Group North "B"[49]	2	3.º	16	7	5	4	30	19	+11	26	Miguel Llorente[50]
2020-21	2ªPro Group North "C"[51]	2	4.º	24	12	5	7	47	26	+21	41	Miguel Llorente[50]
2021-22[52]	2ªPro Group North	2	6°	27	15	3	9	46	27	+19	48	Oscar Belis[53]
Last update on 10 May 2022

Despite earning enough points to remain in the league, they had to drop to regional league due to the relegation of the first team
The team was not qualified to paticipate 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
Promoted to the new Spanish second division Segunda División Pro (women)

Juvenil-Cadet squad

As of 22 March 2022[54]

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


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	ESP	Mar Perez
—	GK	ESP	Rocio Romano
—	DF	ESP	Adriana Ranera
—	DF	ESP	Noah Bezis
—	DF	ESP	Judit Pujols
—	DF	ESP	Aina Roman
—	DF	ESP	Aicha Camara
—	DF	ESP	Emma Galvez
—	DF	ESP	Martina Gonzalez
—	DF	ESP	Laura Martin
—	MF	ESP	Laura Mas
—	MF	ESP	Nina Pou


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	ESP	Raquel Cpadevila
—	MF	ESP	Lorena Cubo
—	MF	ESP	Clara Casajuna
—	MF	ESP	Clara Serajordi
—	FW	ESP	Laia Martret
—	FW	ESP	Magali Capdevila
—	FW	ESP	Maya Ann Henley
—	FW	ESP	Andrea Cano
—	FW	ESP	Celia Segura
—	FW	ESP	Gadea Blanco
—	FW	ESP	Noa Ortega

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External links

Official Club Website

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El Fútbol Club Barcelona Femenino "B" es el equipo filial del Fútbol Club Barcelona Femenino de la sección femenina de su entidad matriz, el Fútbol Club Barcelona. Tiene su sede en Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, España. Fue fundado en el año 2001, cuando el club azulgrana integró el Club Femení Barcelona dentro de su estructura deportiva.

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