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Arsenal stuns Barcelona to win the Women’s Champions League

Arsenal lifted its second Women’s Champions League trophy after stunning defending champion Barcelona 1-0 in the final on Saturday.

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Barcelona vs. Arsenal: UEFA Women's Champions League final, where to watch, live stream, odds, lineups

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Arsenal 1-0 Barcelona, Women's Champions League Final: Gunners Stun Blaugrana, Seal Second Title

Liverpool and Arsenal Women celebrate football wins

It was a day for trophy parades in English soccer on Monday as fans of Liverpool, Crystal Palace and Arsenal Women celebrated their teams winning titles this season.

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How Arsenal became European champions for a second time: Pressing, doubling up and smart subs

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Arsenal celebrate 'magic' Women's Champions League win with fans outside Emirates Stadium

'The power of Arsenal!' Fans & players celebrate Champions League win

Hear from manager Renee Slegers and defender Lotte Wubben-Moy as Arsenal parade their Champions League trophy in front of fans in North London.

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Fans jubilant as Arsenal lift trophy at Emirates

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Renee Slegers lauds Arsenal ‘unity’ for helping her side win Champions League

Slegers hails Arsenal’s ‘unbelievable’ game management in final victory over Barcelona

Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers labelled her side’s game management as ‘unbelievable’ after The Gunners defeated FC Barcelona 1-0 in the 2024/2025 UEFA Women’s Champions League final in

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Arsenal 1-0 FC Barcelona: Fourth WCL trophy will have to wait

They wanted a third consecutive Champions League win, but Arsenal Women ultimately edged out Barça Women 1-0, who were supported tremendously by well over 15,000 blaugrana fans watching on in Lisbon.

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Arsenal stuns Barcelona to win Women’s Champions League

LISBON, Portugal — Arsenal has upset defending champion FC Barcelona 1-0 to win the Women’s Champions League for a second time. Stina Blackstenius scored in the 75th minute after being set up by fellow second-half substitute Beth Mead Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon on Saturday.