Paralluelo scores two more to make it four for Bacelona
For a record-equalling fourth time, Barcelona and Lyon face each other in final
Barcelona in their sixth consecutive final and are aiming for their fourth title
Lyon in 12th final after they beat Arsenal in semi-final
Barcelona last six games: WWWWDW (most recent result first)
Lyon last six games: WWWWDL
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Image source, Getty ImagesThat's a wrap.
Thank you very much for joining us this evening.
A ruthless second half performance from Barcelona saw them stick four goals past Lyon and secure a fourth Champions League crown in the past six seasons.
For Lyon, the wait for a first European title since 2022 goes on.
Catch you soon.
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Barcelona become champions of Europe
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Nikita Parris
London City Lionesses forward on BBC Two
For the next couple of months it will be a bruising feeling for Lyon. The Champions League would have been a big target, could have been a potential Treble for them, but it hasn't happened that way.
But they will always go again. They always invest, they always reinvest, they have stalwarts like Renard and Bacha but they will add quality again.
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You can read the match report on another historic day for Barcelona, here.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAfter missing some presentable opportunities in the first half, Ewa Pajor was on fire after the break.
Two goals and an assist propelled Barca to victory and earned her the player of the match award.
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion
Slowly the belief drained out of Lyon. Barcelona went from second or third gear to cruise control.
In a Champions League final you have to be perfect. Every single member of the squad has to execute perfectly to beat this team.
Arsenal did it last year and it took perfection. Today Lyon were not perfect, it's as simple as that. When the door opened in the second half they took full advantage.
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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two
Paralluelo is still so young. She has got years ahead of her, she is playing with world class players and now she is in that realm. She is in that category now where she can get better and better which is frightening.
Her finishing has massively improved, her end product has as well, but her work rate and athleticism to keep running with that speed and endurance at the end, is impressive.
Barcelona need to keep her because she is one that has years and years left.
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After losing his first Champions League final as a manager last season, it's second time lucky for Barcelona boss Pere Romeu.
And he did it against his former boss Jonatan Giraldez.
The apprentice has become the master.
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Nikita Parris
London City Lionesses forward on BBC Two
In games like this pressure can build. How you'd naturally finish a chance might not come to fruition in the game, but for Pajor she delivered in the second half, credit to her.
You also have to credit Coll. She made some big saves in the second half and you could see every time she did she was trying to get something from her players, 'come on girls'.
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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two
I can imagine that in house Barcelona would have had that shared belief and they would have wanted to prove a lot of people wrong, prove that they had enough in their squad. This team used the heart-break from last season and stepped up.
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2022-23 winners
2023-24 winners
2024-25 runners-up
2025-26 winners
Barcelona's era of dominance continues.
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And now it's time for Barcelona to collect their medals and lift the Women's Champions League trophy.
This must all feel very familiar for Alexia Putellas - she's done it four times in the past six seasons. This will be the final time for her.
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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two
At times it felt that while Barcelona were working as a team, Lyon were more individuals trying to make it happen. Can we give it to Dumornay to make something happen, or Yohannes for example. Can they have a bit more of that connection and team ethos for that extra fluidity.
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Nikita Parris
London City Lionesses forward on BBC Two
Lyon probably didn't come out of the changing room for the second half. We didn't see enough of their big players, Dumornay, Hegerberg, Brand, we only saw glimpses. Sadly it just wasn't good enough.
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Here come Jonatan Giraldez and his Lyon players to receive their runners-up medals.
Understandably, they look absolutely gutted.
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Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Oslo
Lindsey Heaps is in tears. The United States captain leaves Lyon in the summer for the NWSL after four and half years with the club. Not the way she will have wanted to depart.
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The superb Ewa Pajor strike that sent Barcelona on their way.
Pajor scores 'deadly' goal for Barcelona
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Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Two
You have to credit Pajor. She missed a couple of chances in the first half and the mentality to think 'I was in the right place, couldn't execute it'. Second half she was in the right place again - such mentality to turn up in a major final and put her team ahead.
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Before today, Ewa Pajor had been on the losing side in all five Champions League finals she played in.
Two goals and an assist later, she is finally a European champion.
She finishes the season as the top scorer in the Champions League in 2025-26 with 11 goals.
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Robyn Cowen
Commentator on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion
Barcelona Queens of Europe once again.
Lyon were in this game, and then they weren't.
Blown away in this second half. An impressive scoreline in the end, Pajor and Paralluelo with a double each.
Barcelona become champions of Europe
At a glance
Lyon have Lindsey Heaps goal ruled out for offside by VAR
Ewa Pajor scores twice in second-half to give Barcelona control
Salma Paralluelo adds two late goals to seal emphatic Barca win
Barca clinch their fourth Champions League title in six seasons
Barcelona secured their fourth Champions League title in six seasons as Ewa Pajor and Salma Paralluelo each scored twice in the second-half to thrash Lyon in the final in Oslo.
Pajor broke the deadlock in the 55th minute when she latched on to a pass from Patri Guijarro and planted a low left-foot strike across Lyon goalkeeper Christiane Endler.
Poland striker Pajor doubled the lead for Pere Romeu's side by tapping home a cross from Paralluelo 14 minutes later.
Paralluelo's thunderous strike from outside the box in the 90th minute made it 3-0 before Pajor turned provider for the Spain winger's second in added time that sealed a handsome victory.
It was an emphatic return to the top of the European game for the Spanish side after last season's surprise defeat by Arsenal in the final in Lisbon.
But it was not all smooth sailing for Barcelona, whose defensive vulnerability was shown inside 15 minutes as unmarked Lyon captain Wendie Renard forced a save from Cata Coll before Lindsey Heaps turned in the rebound.
Barcelona were reprieved though, as the goal was ruled out for offside following a video assistant referee review.
Endler then rushed off her line to try to collect a through pass and although Pajor lifted her shot over the stranded Lyon goalkeeper, her effort went wide.
Coll was again called into action later in the first half to keep out Selma Bacha's menacing free-kick before Pajor took control, with her 10th and 11th goals of the tournament meaning she overtook Arsenal's Alessia Russo as the top scorer.
Coll kept out a low drive from Vicki Becho and denied Tabitha Chawinga in a one-on-one before Paralluelo's late double gave the scoreline a one-sided look.
Ewa Pajor also finished as the Champions League's top scorer with Wolfsburg in 2022-23
This was the fourth time Barcelona and Lyon had met in the Champions League final - and this time the Spanish club were facing someone who knows them better than most.
Lyon manager Jonatan Giraldez guided the Catalans to European glory in 2023 and 2024 but was now up against his former assistant Romeu.
Pajor again proved decisive on the biggest stage with a clinical double while 22-year-old Paralluelo's late double underlined her growing influence in this side.
There is, however, a summer of change on the horizon.
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner and captain Alexia Putellas - who received a standing ovation when she was substituted four minutes from time - along with Mapi Leon, Ona Batlle and Caroline Graham Hansen all have contracts that run out at the end of this season.
If this proves to be their final season with the club, they will have bowed out in style with a trophy quadruple.
Barcelona, who sealed a seventh consecutive Liga F title and lifted the Spanish Supercopa in January, added the Copa de la Reina to their haul last weekend with a 3-1 victory against Atletico Madrid.
And by claiming the club game's biggest prize by defeating Lyon, they completed the clean sweep for the first time since the 2023-24 season.
Heaps' opening goal for Lyon disallowed
Lyon's wait to return to the top of European football goes on.
The French side, who won five Champions League titles between 2016 and 2020, were chasing a record-extending ninth title and their first since American businesswoman Michele Kang bought the women's team in 2023.
Kang, dressed in all white and wearing her trademark sunglasses, was welcomed with loud cheers and waving scarves by the Lyon supporters during the warm-up.
But there were no celebrations from them at the final whistle.
Despite Lyon creating the better chances early on, they were undone by a clinical second-half display from Barcelona.
It underlined the scale of the task ahead for 34-year-old Giraldez, who joined last summer, and his players as Lyon look to reclaim their place at the summit of European football.
Barcelona will return to Liga F action against Real Sociedad on Wednesday, 27 May (18:00 BST) in their penultimate game of the season.
Lyon, meanwhile, can complete a treble as they take on Paris FC in the final of the Premiere Ligue play-offs on Friday, 29 May (20:00).
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