Barcelona female team have won the Women’s Champions League on Sunday for the first time after beating Chelsea 4-0.
This feat was achieved with Barca scoring four first-half goals, in the first 36 minutes as Barcelona.
It is now in record that it is Baca’s first Women’s Champions League in Gothenburg.
Interestingly, Chelsea could not hold the pressure form Barca, within 33 seconds in when an attempted clearance hit Melanie Leupolz and went in for an own goal, while a penalty from Alexia Putellas made it 2-0.
Aitana Bonmati also made attempts and finally finished an intricate move and Caroline Graham Hansen tapped in to put a rampant Barca out of sight.
It was too late for the Blues when they started a spirited second-half display, but there was no way back for them.
This feat for Barca, this is so far the biggest ever winning margin in a women’s final after they emerged as champions.
As Chelsea looked to become only the second English side in history, after Arsenal in 2007, to complete the quadruple Emma Hayes’ Chelsea side came with the hope to add a European crown to their Women’s Super League and League Cup triumphs this season.
