The Women’s Champions League ended Sunday night with Lyon winning their fifth consecutive title.
The French team called out the inevitable winner early in the competition, and did just that with a victory over Wolfsburg in the final to seal an unprecedented seventh crown.
Was it worth playing or worth the UEFA passed the trophy to Lyon last September?Well, despite the predictability of the final result, the tournament still served many compelling narratives, global goals and world-class encounters for everyone’s enjoyment.take a look at the most productive parts of this year’s competition.
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Lauren Wade of Glasgow City stings Marie-Antoinette Katoto’s Volley Arsenal for this distinction.
Although his team was comfortably beaten by Wolfsburg in the quarter-finals, the midfielder confided that the Scottish national team had something to celebrate with a very good finale over Friederike Abt, who climbed into the most sensitive corner from a distance despite the unlikely.Angle.
Delphine Cascarino crowned a tournament very much for her and Lyon with a player of the functionality of the match in the final.
Having been a risk against Bayern Munich and Barcelona, the French winger was unstoppable on the right wing during his team’s victory over Wolfsburg.Unpredictable, skilful and energetic, his combined play with bronze and heavy descents caused all-night unrest.
Cascarino rode the first of lyon and played a role in the second.His explosions along the wing were a normal occasion in the tournament.
Although she found herself on the losing side, Ingrid Engen of Wolfsburg exited the 2019/20 Champions League with her reputation still developing to an all-time high.
The 22-year-old midfielder showed such serenity with the ball, combined with genuine audacity and tenacity.
With adulthood beyond their tender years, Wolfsburg and Norway have a genuine player on their hands.
Although his Run in the Champions League ended in a 9–1 defeat at the hands of Wolfsburg, the fact that Glasgow City reached the round of 16 in first place is simply remarkable.
The scottish part-time team was brought through their teenage friends Laura and Carol Anne Stewart in 1998.He advanced for 22 years and was on the bench, while Glasgow recorded a remarkable victory in the penalties run against Brondthrough in the eighth round thanks to goalkeeper Lee Alexander’s heroism, organising a quarter-final match against one of Europe’s most productive football groups.
The coronavirus then arrived to provide a total number of demanding situations for Glasgow, and it is possible that only coronavirus tests will be performed to allow them to exercise and fly to Spain for the past 8 thanks to a donation from philanthropist James Anderson.from start to finish.
With Pernille Harder’s four targets for Wolfsburg against Glasgow, Vivianne Miedema’s individual functionality of Arsenal went into his exploits against Slavia Praha in the eighth round.
The Dutch forward scored no less than seven goals in either set, as the Gunners failed 13-2 on the winners, and can barely involve their excitement every time the net broke.
Don’t be ridiculous, we’re talking about Vivianne Miedema.Despite scoring seven goals in 180 minutes, every birthday party is more discreet, deaf and carefree than the last one.
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After suffering a heartbreaking defeat in the Champions League final, Wolfsburg talisman Pernille Harder came to the press to contact the press, where he then raised six diversifications of the question: “Are you leaving Wolfsburg to come to the WSL next week?”
The advantage has been strongly related to a change to Chelsea, but he obviously had no preference to speak out of position and answer the question minutes after his final defeat in the Champions League out of respect for his existing workers.Inquiry. Six times.
Welcome to England, Pernille.
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