The 1977–78 season was the seventh year and fourth formal season in existence for P.F. Barcelona. With women's football flagging in Spain, Barcelona played against teams from other European nations.
By September 1977 there was no longer a women's league in Catalonia, with the idea of one also considered somewhat unrealistic; nevertheless, Maria Teresa Andreu said that the four women's teams in Catalonia had played against each with an aim to launch a Liga Femenina de Fútbol de Cataluña. With no formal competition, Barcelona was one of the large teams that continued playing, including against women's teams from leagues in other countries. Andreu, president of P.F. Barcelona at the time, felt that FC Barcelona respected the women's team, with the club supporting and involving them.
Friendlies.
Vilanova tournament.
The four principal women's teams in Catalonia competed against each other in a group tournament held in Vilanova i la Geltrú. Espanyol played Catalunya and Barcelona played Sabadell, with the winners of each game to face each other.
Menton Tournament.
In 1978, Barcelona took part in the Menton Tournament, held from 25 to 27 March at Stade Lucien Rhein and Stade Decazes. They lost all of their group matches, and proceeded to the play-off for ninth place, which they won.