“FC Barcelona Women’s UEFA Champions League Success and History”

He Women’s Barcelona Football Club It has become one of the best teams on the planet thanks to the investment of the Barça club in recent seasons. In this way, Barça has shown, in recent years, to be one of the teams that aspires to win the highest European competition: the UEFA Women’s Champions Leaguea title that he already has in his showcases after having won the competition final against Chelsea FC in the 2020/21 season by four goals to nil. In addition, the blaugranas have played in three finals of the competition, finishing runners-up on two occasions.

UEFA Women’s Champions League female FC Barcelona

The azulgranas, led by the coach Luis Cortés, touched the sky on May 16, 2021 at the Gamla Ullevi Stadium (Sweden). The Catalans prevailed in the final of the highest European competition against Chelsea FC by a result of 0-4resolving the game in the first part with the goals of Leupolz in own goal, Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmatí and Caroline Graham Hansen. With this victory, Barça lifted, for the first and only time, the UEFA Women’s Champions League title, leaving behind the memory of the final lost in 2019 against Lyon Olympics.

The two lost Champions League finals of the Women’s Football Club Barcelona

One of the merits that demonstrates the great management of the women’s Fútbol Club Barcelona is that, in the last four editions of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, the Barça club has played a total of three finals (2018/19, 2020/21 and 2021/22). Despite everything, the azulgranas fell on two occasions against the same rival: the Lyon Olympics. In the 2019 edition, the French prevailed in the final with a result of 4-1while, in the final of the last edition of the competition, Olympique de Lyon once again prevailed over the blaugranas with a result of 1-3. It must be remembered that the French team has been proclaimed champion of the highest European competition in a total of eight timesbeing the club that has won the most European titles in the history of the competition.