This Saturday, FC Barcelona won the women’s soccer Champions League for the second time in history, by operating the comeback against Wolfsburg and winning 3-2 in the final held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
At the Philips Stadion, the Germans went to halftime winning 2-0, with goals from the Pole Ewa Pajor (three minutes) and Alexandra Popp (37 minutes), but, in the second half, the Catalans came back with a brace from Patri Guijarro (48 and 50) and a goal from the Swedish Fridolina Rolfö (70), a former Wolves player.
After losing last season by decision to Lyon, the four-time Spanish champions achieved their second women’s ‘Champions’, joining them in 2020, and equaled in the ranking the winners Umea IK, FFC Turbine Potsdam and Wolfsburg, which won the competition for the last time. time in 2014, in a final played at the Estádio do Restelo, in Lisbon.
Source: TSF
