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Arsenal WFC vs Barcelona Femení

Date
Sat 24th May 2025 (UTC)
Sat 24th May 2025 (Local)

Timestamp
2025-05-24T16:00:00

Time
16:00:00 UTC (17:00:00 Local)

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League
UEFA Womens Champions League

Season
2024-2025

Round
200

Status
Match Finished

Location
Lisbon
Portugal
Estádio José Alvalade
(38,356 Attendance)

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	1 65' Card Kelly 75' Goal Blackstenius		0 50' Card Paredes 88' Card Paralluelo

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Home Team Lineup

Caldentey Attacking Midfield	Little Central Midfield	Maanum Central Midfield Blacksteni 67	Williamson Centre-Back
Russo Centre-Forward Moy 90	Domselaar Goalkeeper	Foord Left Wing Hurtig 86	Catley Left-Back
McCabe Left-Back	Kelly Right Winger Mead 68	Fox Right-Back

Away Team Lineup

Putellas Central Midfield	Guijarro Central Midfield	Bonmatí Central Midfield	Paredes Centre-Back
León Centre-Back Engen 78	Pajor Centre-Forward	Batlle Full-back	Rolfö Full-back Brugts 78
Coll Goalkeeper	Hansen Right Winger	Pina Right Winger Paralluelo 62

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Description
Arsenal Women and Barcelona Femení are set to face off in the UEFA Women's Champions League final at the Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon. This highly anticipated match features two of Europe's premier women's football clubs vying for continental supremacy.

Barcelona enters the final as the reigning champions and favourites, having secured three Champions League titles in the past four seasons. Under the guidance of head coach Jonatan Giráldez, the team boasts a formidable lineup, including midfield maestros Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas, as well as top scorer Claudia Pina. Their attacking prowess has been evident throughout the tournament, with an impressive tally of 44 goals leading up to the final.

Arsenal, managed by Renée Slegers, has demonstrated resilience and determination throughout their campaign. The Gunners overcame strong opponents, including a notable semi-final victory over Lyon, to reach their first Champions League final since 2007. Key players such as Alessia Russo and Kim Little bring experience and leadership to the squad, aiming to secure Arsenal's second European title.

As both teams prepare for this monumental clash, fans can expect a thrilling encounter that showcases the pinnacle of women's club football.


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Arsenal Women secured a historic 1–0 victory over Barcelona Femení in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final at Lisbon’s Estádio José Alvalade, clinching their second European title and first since 2007.

The decisive moment came in the 74th minute when substitute Stina Blackstenius latched onto a precise through ball from fellow substitute Beth Mead, calmly slotting the ball past Barcelona goalkeeper Cata Coll.

Arsenal's tactical discipline and relentless pressing in the first half disrupted Barcelona's usual rhythm, leading to several scoring opportunities for the Gunners. Although a first-half own goal by Irene Paredes was disallowed due to an offside call against Kim Little, Arsenal maintained their composure and continued to challenge the defending champions.

Barcelona, aiming for a third consecutive Champions League title, struggled to break through Arsenal's resolute defense. Despite creating chances, including a header from Ewa Pajor and a shot from Aitana Bonmatí, they were unable to find the back of the net. A late effort from Clàudia Pina struck the crossbar, but Arsenal held firm to secure the win.

Under the leadership of head coach Renée Slegers, who took over mid-season, Arsenal's triumph marks a remarkable turnaround and a testament to their resilience and tactical acumen.

The match was witnessed by a crowd of 38,356 fans, with over 15,000 Barcelona supporters in attendance.


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