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Barça Femení secured a historic sixth consecutive UEFA Women's Champions League final after a 4-2 win over Bayern Munich at Camp Nou. The Catalans now face Olympique Lyonnais on May 23 in Oslo.
FC Barcelona women's team prepares for their sixth straight UEFA Women's Champions League final, facing Olympique Lyonnais in Oslo. The Blaugrana have reached seven of the last eight finals, highlighting their European dominance.
Arsenal's Champions League title defense ends after a defeat to OL Lyonnes, who overturned a first-leg deficit to reach the final. Barcelona also advanced, overcoming Bayern Munich to set up a blockbuster final against Lyon. Meanwhile, Birmingham City head coach Amy Merricks joined the Women's Football Weekly podcast.
Lyon staged a comeback to overturn a first-leg deficit and eliminate Arsenal, while Barcelona overcame Bayern Munich to set up a final clash. Meanwhile, Birmingham City head coach Amy Merricks appeared on the Women's Football Weekly podcast.
Birmingham City's head coach Amy Merricks appears on the Women's Football Weekly podcast, while Barcelona secures a spot in the UEFA Women's Champions League final against OL Lyonnes after defeating Bayern Munich.
Olympique Lyonnais and AJ Auxerre will now play at 15:00 on April 25, 2026, following a schedule change. Stay updated on this Ligue 1 fixture adjustment for fans and viewers.
Barcelona defeated Bayern Munich 4-2 at Nou Camp, winning the semi-final tie 5-3 on aggregate, to advance to the Women's Champions League final where they will face Lyon.
Learn how to watch the UWCL semi-final between Lyon and Arsenal. Get details on free streams, TV broadcasts, and online viewing for this key match.
Endrick, loaned from Real Madrid to Lyon due to limited opportunities after Xabi Alonso's arrival, has scored seven goals and provided seven assists in 18 matches. Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti stated he is a player for the future before the Croatia match.
In a press conference, Slegers rejected suggestions that Arsenal was lucky in their match against Lyon, emphasizing that Lyon's mistakes, described as 'gifts,' were a decisive factor rather than fortune.