Paralluelo’s late double caps Women’s Champions League win for Barça against Lyonnes
Barcelona secured their fourth Women's Champions League title by defeating Lyonnes 4-0. Ewa Pajor scored twice, while Salma Paralluelo added two late goals to seal the victory. This win marked a significant achievement for manager Pere Romeu, who earned his first European title with the team.
- ▪Barcelona won the Women's Champions League final against Lyonnes with a score of 4-0.
- ▪Ewa Pajor scored two goals, while Salma Paralluelo added two more in the final minutes.
- ▪This victory marked Barcelona's fourth title in six years under manager Pere Romeu.
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Lyonnes’ goalkeeper is helpless as Salma Paralluelo’s powerful shot soars past her into the top corner for Barcelona’s third. Photograph: Yves Herman/ReutersView image in fullscreenLyonnes’ goalkeeper is helpless as Salma Paralluelo’s powerful shot soars past her into the top corner for Barcelona’s third. Photograph: Yves Herman/ReutersWomen's Champions LeagueParalluelo’s late double caps Women’s Champions League win for Barça against LyonnesSuzanne Wrack at the Ullevaal StadionSat 23 May 2026 14.15 EDTLast modified on Sat 23 May 2026 14.17 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFive times the bridesmaid, finally the bride, the Barcelona forward Ewa Pajor shrugged off the pain of all her Champions League final losses, scoring twice, as they punished a profligate Lyonnes to earn a fourth…
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