US EditionArsenal crowned champions of Europe with historic win over Barcelona
- Arsenal defeated Barcelona 1-0 to win the 2025 Women's Champions League final held at Sporting Lisbon's stadium on May 24.
- The victory ended Barcelona's two-year hold on the trophy and stopped them from securing a fourth title in five years.
- The match featured a resilient Arsenal defense, a decisive goal by Stina Blackstenius in the 75th minute, and inspired substitutions by coach Renee Slegers.
- Captain Kim Little said, "We basically had to be perfect," adding the triumph will be one of the best moments in club history.
- The title marks Arsenal's first Champions League win since 2007, reflecting the club's continued investment and progress in women's football.
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Arsenal have only won the Champions League once before. That was in 2007, before women's football took off. Now coach Slegers has helped the team to another victory.
It is Arsenal's second title in Europe's top women's club competition, following the 2007 title.
Chloe Kelly reacts to Arsenal becoming Champions of Europe
Chloe Kelly stopped by the mixed zone after Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Barcelona in the Champions League Final on Saturday evening, with thanks to the Telegraph’s Kathryn Batte for the transcription. On her emotions… I’m feeling good, very grateful, I can’t wait to celebrate, I had doping so I haven’t been able to! On getting her happiness back… As soon as I stepped foot in this club, I found happiness. Renee Slegers, as soon as she got on the phone…
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