Barcelona Hits 8 in Women's Champions League Rout. PSG Ties Man City Late in Game
Barcelona scored six second-half goals to stay perfect in the Women’s Champions League, while Kyra Carusa played just over an hour for HB Koge.
- On Thursday, reigning European champions Barcelona defeated HB Koge 8-0 in a Women's Champions League match in Denmark, scoring six times after halftime.
- HB Koge operates under ownership by Ballard Capital, the investment firm of Kansas City Current owners Angie and Chris Long, creating transatlantic ties.
- Republic of Ireland striker Kyra Carusa featured for 63 minutes before substitution, while HB Koge's squad includes five American players in their Champions League roster.
- Fresh from manager Pere Romeu winning coach of the year at Monday's Ballon d'Or, Barcelona maintained three wins from three in this season's competition.
- Barcelona striker Ewa Pajor is set to face the Republic of Ireland in next month's pivotal World Cup play-off, adding international stakes to the matchup.
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Medicine Hat NewsBarcelona hits 8 in Women's Champions League rout. PSG ties Man City late in game
Barcelona scored eight goals in another Women’s Champions League mismatch. Juventus got four in its win Thursday but there was just one each for Manchester City against Paris Saint-Germain. Barcelona won 8-0 in Denmark against HB Køge. The defending champion…
The FC Barcelona women's football team has won by a wide margin in the Champions League, not for the first time this season. Thanks in part to a goal from Dutch international Esmee Brugts, the defending champions defeated HB Køge 8-0 in Denmark.
UWCL wrap: Carusa's HB Koge suffer Barcelona thrashing
Republic of Ireland striker Kyra Carusa featured for just over an hour of HB Koge's Women's Champions League clash with Barcelona but the Danish side found the challenge of facing the reigning European champions to be a bridge too far in an 8-0 home defeat.
FC Barcelona scored five goals in 16 minutes in the second half and beat HB Køge 8-0.
HB Køge were knocked out and given a real football lesson by the world's best team from FC Barcelona. That should give the Danish champions something to think about. Here are Ball's focus points
The women's Barça score a stellar goal and are the only team to have won the first three rounds of the Champions League.
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