Barcelona are on the verge of clinching their 29th La Liga title, and they did it in dramatic fashion by defeating their fiercest rivals, Real Madrid, in a Clásico that will be remembered for years to come.

The party started early at the Camp Nou. Just nine minutes in, Marcus Rashford—on loan from Manchester United—stepped up to take a free-kick in the absence of regulars Lamine Yamal and Raphinha. With the crowd holding its breath, he curled a sublime strike past Thibaut Courtois and into the top corner, sending the stadium into a frenzy.

To put that moment in perspective: it was the first Barcelona free-kick scored in a Clásico in 14 years. A long wait, ended in stunning style.

Ferran Torres later doubled the lead, but the night belonged to Rashford. The English forward has been electrifying since his arrival, and with this performance, he’s not only helped Barça close in on the title but also set himself up to win the first league championship of his career.

As the celebrations continue, one question lingers: has Rashford done enough to convince Barcelona to make his move permanent this summer? If this Clásico masterpiece is any indication, the answer might already be written.