In a stunning turn of events, Arsenal forward Stina Blackstenius secured a late winner, leading her team to a 1-0 victory over Barcelona in the Women’s Champions League final. This remarkable win marks Arsenal’s second title in the prestigious tournament, with their last triumph dating back to 2007.
- Arsenal won Women's Champions League title.
- Stina Blackstenius scored the winning goal.
- Match held at Estadio Jose Alvalade.
- Arsenal's second final appearance in 18 years.
- Barcelona faced only fourth loss this season.
- 5,000 fans supported Arsenal's victory.
On Saturday, 2025-05-24 22:11:00, the north London side showcased resilience against a dominant Barcelona team, which had previously claimed the trophy three times in the last four years. Blackstenius broke the deadlock in the 75th minute, capitalizing on a clever pass from Beth Mead to score in a crowded penalty area.
This victory raises questions about Barcelona’s dominance in women’s football. How will this loss affect their confidence moving forward? Arsenal’s performance suggests they are a formidable force in the tournament, and their victory could inspire other teams to challenge the status quo.
- Arsenal’s win comes after an 18-year gap since their last title.
- Barcelona has now lost just four matches this season across all competitions.
- 5,000 Arsenal fans celebrated the historic victory in Lisbon.
- This final was Barcelona’s sixth in seven years.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate an exciting season as teams gear up for the next round of international competitions. Will Arsenal continue their momentum, or will Barcelona bounce back stronger?
