The troops of Borell were defeated and Almanzor was able to continue with his campaign, reaching as far as Barcelona, which he sacked.

Almanzor left Córdoba on May 5, 985, and headed to Murcia to stock up on provisions for the expedition, which followed the Mediterranean coast, collecting cavalry in Valencia and Tortosa, while Gaspar Feliu and Montfort returned to Toledo and passed through Zaragoza and Lleida.

[1] Borrell II tried to stop him and waited for him in Robirans, near Terrassa but he was defeated.

[3][4] Almanzor headed for Barcelona, a city that he razed to the ground and where many of its citizens were taken prisoner.

[5] Almanzor left a garrison in the city before leaving but it was recaptured by Borrell in the same year.