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Barcelona Women 4-0, Fourth Crown, Sweep Season Titles

5/24/2026

Summary

Barcelona Women Triumph

FC Barcelona women beat OL Lyonnes 4-0 in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final at Ullevaal Stadium on May 23, 2026.
Ewa Pajor scored twice after Patri Guijarro’s 40-yard assist while Salma Paralluelo added two late goals in the 90th minute and stoppage time.
The win gave FC Barcelona its fourth Champions League crown, completed a sweep of all four season trophies and overtook OL Lyonnes’ eight-title record.

Summary

Disney+ Streams

Disney+ secured rights to stream all 75 Women’s Champions League matches live each season.
After the final, Barcelona goalkeeper Cata Coll said money isn’t everything, praising La Masia for producing Aïcha Cámara, Carla Julià, Martine Fenger and Clara Serrajordi.
Ona Batlle is linked to Arsenal, Mapi León to London City Lionesses, and Alexia Putellas to clubs in England, the United States.
Former Lyon midfielder Lindsey Heaps will join Denver Summit FC while the Oslo final faced criticism for reduced capacity despite its continental-final status.

History

Historical Context

FIFA’s 2015 Women’s World Cup in Canada, the first with 24 teams and 52 matches, was broadcast by Fox, BBC and other networks across six Canadian cities. The United States beat Japan in the final, and the tournament’s use of artificial turf sparked safety debates. Its large viewership set a commercial benchmark that underpins the heightened interest in the 2026 final.

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Barcelona Women Triumph

FC Barcelona women beat OL Lyonnes 4-0 in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final at Ullevaal Stadium on May 23, 2026.
Ewa Pajor scored twice after Patri Guijarro’s 40-yard assist while Salma Paralluelo added two late goals in the 90th minute and stoppage time.
The win gave FC Barcelona its fourth Champions League crown, completed a sweep of all four season trophies and overtook OL Lyonnes’ eight-title record.

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