💨 Abstract
Arsenal shocked Barcelona with a 1-0 victory in the Women’s Champions League final. Substitute Stina Blackstenius scored the game's only goal in the 75th minute, assisted by Beth Mead. Arsenal, despite a turbulent season, showcased resilience, particularly in defense. Leah Williamson had a standout performance, and the team overcame early offside controversies.
Courtesy: Chris Davie
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