Barcelona swept through the Champions League final in Oslo, Norway, stunning OL Lyonnes 4‑0 to claim their fourth European title. The match opened with a disputed goal for Lyonnes that VAR overturned, leaving the scoreline flat until the first half ended. Barça's dominance was clear from the outset as fans cheered wildly throughout the game.

Ewa Pajor opened the scoring with a clever finish in the far corner, then doubled Barcelona’s advantage 14 minutes later. The Polish striker’s second goal marked her 11th of the campaign, denting Lyon’s hopes of a record‑extending ninth title. Late in stoppage time, Salma Paralluelo completed a brace, sealing the win for Barcelona a triumph.

Barcelona’s triumph completes a treble season, adding Liga F and Copa de la Reina titles to the Champions League crown. The win avenges last season’s 1‑0 loss to Arsenal and cements the club’s status as a European powerhouse. Fans celebrated the historic sixth final appearance, a record run of consecutive finals for any club this year.

Pajor’s emotional interview underscored the moment’s significance, as she admitted tears of pride. Lyon’s defeat marks the largest margin they have ever suffered in the competition, ending their title drought since 2022. Barcelona’s 4‑0 rout confirms their dominance and sets a new benchmark for European women’s club football across all of European competitions worldwide today.