FC Barcelona captain Alexia Putellas (c) raises the cup after winning the Women’s Champions League final against Wolfsburg this Saturday at the Philips Stadium in Eindhoven.
FC Barcelona Femeni won the second Champions League in its history this Saturday at the PSV Stadium in Eindhoven (Netherlands) thanks to a brilliant comeback against Wolfsburg (3: 2) and an outstanding performance by Patri Guijarro, scorer of two key goals. at the start of the second half.
Showing a willingness to come to terms with this competition after losing last year’s final, Barça resorted to epic during their third successive title challenge. Guijarro became the savior of the coulee team when the mood was at its worst, as soon as he left the locker room to face the second act.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez congratulates Barcelona Femenino on this Saturday’s victory over Wolfsburg (3:2), with which they won their second Champions League.
“An impressive return of FC Barcelona Femeni! Congratulations to the champions and congratulations to all the cules,” Sanchez wrote in a post on his Twitter profile.
The President of the Generalitat, Pere Aragones, congratulated FC Barcelona Femenino this Saturday on their victory in the second European Cup and emphasized their role as “references”.
“Congratulations on your second FC Barcelona Femení European Cup! What a comeback, what a season and what a treble! You are a landmark for girls, boys and the pride of the country,” he said from Eindhoven, where he attended the game, in a tweet compiled by Europa Press.
Source: El Independiente