El Barça femenino celebra un nuevo título de Champions League, destacando la superación de jugadoras como Aitana Bonmatí y Cata Coll, y el futuro prometedor de jóvenes talentos. El equipo superó numerosas bajas para lograr su cuarto título.
UEFA will strictly enforce rules against multi-club ownership in the Women's Champions League, impacting investors like Michele Kang. UEFA's Nadine Kessler stressed preserving sporting integrity, with no exceptions for the women's game.
OL Lyonnes defeated Arsenal 1-0 in their Women's Champions League semi-final second leg at Groupama Stadium, progressing 2-1 on aggregate. The decisive moment came when Jule Brand's late winning goal survived a VAR offside check by mere centimetres. Arsenal had earlier been denied by a penalty retake after Daphne van Domselaar stepped off her line. Lyonnes, revitalised by the returns of Melchie Dumornay and Selma Bacha, were worthy winners and will face either Barcelona or Chelsea in the final. Arsenal's defeat exposes ongoing set-piece vulnerabilities and leaves them facing a potential trophyless season.
⚽ Updates from the 2pm BST kick-off (agg 1-2)⚽ Live scores | Read Moving the Goalposts | Mail TahaHere’s Tom Garry’s preview.Michele Kang rebranded the club from Lyon to OL Lyonnes last year and spent significantly last summer, adding star names such as the France striker Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Lily Yohannes, as well as hiring Giráldez, a Champions League-winning head coach. They are unbeaten in the French top division so their toughest challenge comes in Europe and, to a degree, it feels as if their season has been gearing up for Saturday’s showdown. Continue reading...
