More and more women’s soccer continues to gain followers and it is not for less, since there are a large number of players who perform in a great way, not to mention the teams, which has enriched this sport.
?? BARCELONA WOMEN IS IN THE CHAMPIONS FINAL
LOOKING FOR THEIR SECOND TITLE OF #UWCL ?
Caroline Graham, the figure of the blaugranas in the series after scoring the qualifying goals
*Wolfsburg expects Arsenal as a rival#WomenHolders pic.twitter.com/8A1Yf57b2T
— ESPN.com.mx (@ESPNmx) April 27, 2023
When is the 2023 Women’s Champions League final played?
The UEFA Champions League femenina has gained spotlight. And to the excitement of many fans, the grand final of the contest is close to being defined.
Ciudad: Eindhoven, Netherlands
Estadio: Phillips Stadium
Date: June 3, 2023
Time: 4:00 p.m. in Spain, 11:00 a.m. in Argentina and 8:00 a.m. in Mexico
Which teams will play in the 2023 Women’s Champions League final?
As we say, the final of this edition of the women’s Champions League is close to being defined: the FC Barcelona of Spain against the winner of the Arsenal y VfL Wolfsburgkey that will be decided next Monday, May 1 in England, after having drawn 2-2 on German soil.
And although it is not yet known who will be the rival of the blaugranas, it is known when the date will be to dispute the trophy. The appointment is next Saturday, June 3, at 4:00 p.m., in the Netherlands, since the Phillips Stadium, of the PSV, it was chosen as the venue for the first time in the tournament’s history.
Barcelona barely qualified for the Grand Final of the Women’s Champions League and the tickets ?️ were already sold out in the PSV Stadium reservation for the fans in less than 12 hours ??pic.twitter.com/YeFuBTxbg6
— Yvonne Almaraz ✨ (@almaraz_ivonne) April 28, 2023
Barca got their ticket after leaving the Chelsea for 2-1 overall. The first game, held in Stamford Bridgeculminated with victory culé after the solitary both of the norwegian Caroline Graham Hansen at minute 4. Already in the Vuelta, Hansen reappeared at 63′, with the also Norwegian Guro Reiten discounting at 67′.
On the other hand, in the other key, the Wolfsburg started by beating 2-0 Arsenal with the goals of the Polish Eva Pajor and the icelandic Sveindís Jane Jónsdóttirat 19′ and 24′, however, the Brazilian Rafaelle Souza and the swedish Stina Blackstenius They appeared at 45′ and 69′, to leave the second ticket to the grand final in the air, which will be decided in the Emirates Stadium.
Wow this is massive for the Women’s game.??
55,000 tickets have been sold in the Women’s Champions League semi final 2nd leg between Arsenal and Wolfsburg.
The game sits finely poised at 2-2 going into the fixture at the Emirates.#AWFC | #UWCL | #wolves pic.twitter.com/se27dZMNHz
— The Woodwork (@TheWoodworkUK) April 27, 2023
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