Chelsea exited the Champions League after a controversial defeat by Barcelona. Goals from Aitana Bonmati and Fridolina Rolfo knocked Emma Hayes' side out. Arne Slot needs to be his own manager. Replacing Jurgen Klopp is an impossible job. Don't try to emulate him - Listen to the
KATHRYN BATTEL Hayes slammed Buchanan's red card as the 'worst decision in women's Champions League history' after her Chelsea team suffered heartbreak against Barcelona.
Barcelona regained its balance after the painful “El Clásico” loss to Real Madrid, with an exciting victory over its guest, “deficient” Valencia, 2-4, after being 1-2 behind, to regain second place from its neighbor, Girona, in the match that brought them together at the Luis Stadium. Companis Olympic, at the end of the 33rd round […]
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Lyon will face in the Women’s Champions League final after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 5-3 over two legs. Lyon, who carried a 3-2 first leg win into the second contest, beat 2-1 at the Parc des Princes on Sunday. The away side scored immediately after Selma Bacha, positioned at the edge of the box, unleashed a powerful strike into the bottom corner at the near post, catching goalkeeper Constance Picaud off guard. Advertisement But PSG hit back with five minutes of normal time to spare in the...
Chelsea could not capitalise on their win in Barcelona as the Champions League holders inflicted a brutal blow on Emma Hayes in the semi-final second leg.
Barcelona are back to another UEFA Women's Champions League final after defeating Chelsea in the semifinals. What does this mean for them and for the Blues moving forward?
Holders FC Barcelona completed a sensational comeback (remontada) to reach their fifth women's Champions League final in six years at a sold-out Stamford Bridge.
Former England defender Ashley Young was at the centre of the controversy.
PSG 1-2 Lyon (agg 3-5): The eight-time champions face a rematch of the 2019 and 2022 finals
Melchie Dumornay secured a 2-1 win and a 5-3 aggregate victory for Lyon,
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes says Kadeisha Buchanan's sending-off against