Emily Keogh
Women’s Football Writer at ESPN
Women’s football writer @ESPNFC | all opinions are my own |🧏♀️🌻
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1 week ago |
espn.com | Emily Keogh
LONDON -- The grey, gloomy skies over the Emirates Stadium in N5 were overpowered by an abundance of red-and-white confetti blasted into the air as Arsenal's women's team hoisted the coveted UEFA Champions League trophy aloft in front of their adoring fans. Thousands of supports had begun gathering in Armoury Square as early as 5 a.m. on Monday to celebrate the end of an 18-year wait for a European trophy, following the Gunners' shock 1-0 victory over Barcelona on Saturday in Lisbon.
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1 week ago |
espn.com | Emily Keogh |Sam Marsden
LISBON, Portugal -- Arsenal pulled off a shock 1-0 victory over title-holders Barcelona in the UEFA Women's Champions League final to lift their first European trophy in 18 years. Substitute Stina Blackstenius netted the only goal of the evening in the 74th minute after a reworked cross fell to Beth Mead, who threaded it through Barcelona's defence for the Swedish striker.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Emily Keogh
Arsenal striker Alessia Russo and captain Kim Little have said that the team have "full belief" that they can defeat holders Barcelona in the Champions League final on Saturday to earn their first European title in 18 years. Arsenal won the competition in the 2006-07 season but have failed to reach the final until this season, defeating Real Madrid and Lyon in the knockouts to face three-time winners and holders Barcelona.
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1 week ago |
espn.com | Emily Keogh
Arsenal striker Alessia Russo and captain Kim Little have said that the team have "full belief" that they can defeat holders Barcelona in the Champions League final on Saturday to earn their first European title in 18 years. Arsenal won the competition in the 2006-07 season but have failed to reach the final until this season, defeating Real Madrid and Lyon in the knockouts to face three-time winners and holders Barcelona.
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2 weeks ago |
espn.com | Emily Keogh |Sam Marsden
The 2025 UEFA Women's Champions League final is set: Arsenal will face Barcelona, who are aiming for a fourth title in five years, at the Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal, on Saturday. As expected, Barcelona -- reigning champions and three-time winners -- return to defend their crown. The real surprise, however, is their opponent, Arsenal, who have reached this stage for the first time in 18 years. Remarkably, they didn't even make it past the first round of qualifiers last season.
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