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Claudia Pina kisses the trophy. © APA/afp / KENZO TRIBOUILLARD

Women's CL final: FC Barcelona makes a comeback

FC Barcelona won the Women's Football Champions League for the second time after 2021.

The Spanish champions retained the upper hand 34.147-0 in the final against VfL Wolfsburg on Saturday afternoon in the PSV Stadium in Eindhoven, which was sold out with 2 spectators, after a 3-2 half-time deficit and a great comeback. Germany's runner-up has to wait for their third title win in the premier class since 2014. They had previously triumphed in 2013.


After goals from Ewa Pajor (3rd), who secured the top scorer's crown in the current season with nine goals, and Alexandra Popp (37th), there were many signs of a surprise in the final. However, the Catalans came out of the locker room transformed, put on a power play and equalized with a lightning brace from Patri Guijarro (48th, 50th). As if that wasn't enough, an ex-Wolfsburg player, Fridolina Rolfö (70'), scored the winning goal.


Fridolina Rolfo made it 3-2. © APA/afp / KENZO TRIBOUILLARD


“This game was unbeatable in terms of emotions. I'm just extremely happy. We were 0-2 down at half-time, I felt like I was going back to last year's final against Lyon (note: the score at half-time and the final score was 1-3), but I thought it wouldn't happen again," said Barca attacker Caroline Graham Hansen.

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