#uwcl 21/22 final

[footelevision]

Ada Hegerberg vs Barcelona (UWCL Final 2021-22)

#ada hegerberg #uwcl 21/22 final #uwcl final #uwcl 2021 2022 #uwcl #uwcl 21/22 #champions feminina #lyon women #lyon feminino #lyon féminin #olympique lyonnais #lyon #futebol feminino #womens football

[pernillemagda]

❤️❤️

#euro 2022 #final #record #uwcl 21/22 #uwcl

[24thmemberkatienolan]

So it’s gonna be one of those games where the ref doesn’t call a single foul huh

#unless it’s in OL’s favor #that goal was undeserved that was a foul AND a yellow #unbelievable #fcb femení #fcb femeni #fc barcelona femeni #barca femeni #ol feminin #ol féminin #woso #uwcl final #uwcl 21/22

[alongthisway]

Pues, joder...

😔💙❤️

#futfem #fcb femení #uwcl 21/22 #torino 2022 final #barça vs lyon #uefa women's champions league #fc barcelona

[fakezucchini]

Tomorrow is the champions league final and I am going to be in the middle of the woods, and I can’t be mad because I love being in the middle of the woods, but I am slightly upset I’ll be missing it

#uwcl 21/22 #champions league final

[caityfoord]

Ellie Carpenter

For years, the world of women's football has been hearing the name 'Ellie Carpenter' for her outstanding achievements from a young age. Some notable accomplishments include being the youngest soccer player in the history of the Olympics, and being Australia's first international football to be born in the twenty-first century (male or female). She has received many individual accolades, such as the 2020 Asian Women's Player of the Year, Asian Football Confederation (AFC) team of the decade, 2021 and 2022 PFA Australian Women's footballer of the year, 2021 and 2022 Young Australian Women's footballer of the year, and AFC player of the week (making her the first woman ever to win this). Ellie Carpenter is a highly decorated player at the ripe age of 22.

Ellie Carpenter started playing for the Australian senior women's national team at age 15, the same year as her W-league debut for the Western Sydney Wanderers. She has played for three W-league clubs, most notably Melbourne City, where she helped her team win the league premiership by scoring a brace against her former club. After securing that victory, she won the W-League's Young Footballer of the Year for the third consecutive year (18-20). She has been highly successful on her home turf.

After shining on the international stage with the Matildas, Carpenter got signed to one of the NWSL's most successful clubs, Portland Thorns. She became the youngest player in the NWSL, then ten days later, the youngest goal-scorer. She helped lead them to a second-place finish in the league in 2018 and a third-place finish in 2019. After her remarkable and record-breaking career for the Thorns, the club announced her transfer on a 3-year contract to the French giants, Olympique Lyonnais, one of the best women's teams in the world.

For Lyon, she shone as a regular starter. She was voted best new signing by Lyon fans in 2020. She was named to the Ligue 1 team of the season, wrapping up her first season for the French powerhouse very nicely. With Lyon, she has won 2 UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL) titles. Unfortunately for Carpenter, she was on the bench in the 2020 final, and although she started in the 2022 final, she tore her Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in only the 13th minute. This shouldn't be a detriment to her success, as she was a vital part of the squad in all three of her seasons in France, where with Lyon she has won 2 UWCLs, 2 French titles, and a French Cup title. Now after tearing her ACL, Carpenter has signed a new 3-year deal, sealing her future with the massive club until 2026.

Ellie Carpenter's success would be commendable for any player, but the most exciting thing about her is that she hasn't even reached her full potential. She frequently makes lists such as top 50 or 100 female footballers, or more significantly, was named number two on ESPN's 21 under 21 list in 2021. At age 22, she still has many years to continue to hone her prowess of skills and dominate women's soccer.

The young defender plays a pivotal role for Australia, the team being generally more successful when she is present. Over the past 15 months, the Matildas have a record of 10-4-7 with Ellie Carpenter, and 0-1-4 without the star wing-back, making their success ratio respectively 57%-10%. This could be luck, but Carpenter's ability to make huge defensive tackles, then immediately transition in a dangerous attack, creates many of Australia's more well-constructed goal attempts. She has proven time after time that she can hold the world's best attackers off, such as the likes of Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd. During the Tokyo 2021 women's Olympic soccer tournament, Carpenter was a key player to Australia's successful and historic run. She received two player of the match awards from the Matildas, as well as being recognized by many women's soccer fans as one of the best defenders of the tournament. Her presence is key for Australia.

Carpenter plays her right-back position with ease, very rarely messing up and recovering in the rare occasion she does. She frequently makes runs up the side and delivering perfect balls for attackers to finish. She often records assists on both the international and club stage. Carpenter's speed is a dangerous weapon well-utilized by her country seeing as she is one of, if not the fastest player on the Matildas squad. Her connection with Matildas teammate and fellow speedster, Hayley Raso, is a deadly combination down the right-hand side that breaks down many world class defenses. Carpenter doesn't often score, but scored her second and third goals for her country in a remarkable fashion in the historic 18-0 win over Indonesia.

A formidable opponent, Ellie Carpenter will surely come back even stronger for a home Women's World Cup in 2023.

#ellie carpenter #matildas #olympique lyonnais

[football2ch]

【動画】女子CL決勝でとんでもないゴールが決まるｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

13: 名無し＠サポーター 2022/05/22(日) 02:07:26.86 ワ～オ♡ TAKE. A. BOW. 🔥 Amandine Henry with one of the goals of the season for @OLFeminin Watch the @UWCL Final live 👇 🇬🇧 🎙 👉 https://t.co/JBKFKDjnnI🇪🇸 🎙 👉 https://t.co/mCHiZrlDBV🇫🇷 🎙 👉 https://t.co/tHncncobhD pic.twitter.com/eDXeDvlLBx — DAZN Football (@DAZNFootball) May 21, 2022 999: 風吹けば名無し 2099/01/01(月) 00:00:0.017 ID:sakarabo1999 続きを読む

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[theroleofimagination]

Camp Nou just looks absolutely incredible packed out for a women's game 😍

#barrma #fcbrma #uwcl 21/22 quarter finals

[footelevision]

Ada Hegerberg vs Barcelona (UWCL Final 2021-22)

#ada hegerberg #lyon #lyon féminin #olympique lyonnais #lyon feminino #lyon women #futebol feminino #uwcl #uwcl 21/22 #uwcl 2021 2022 #lyon vs barcelona #uwcl 21/22 final #uwcl final

[pernillemagda]

Passion

#ellie carpenter #final #uwcl 21/22

[hello-paralyzed-world]

The first two pictures 🥺😭

📸@spillaud

#anyway i'm spamming this morning #but WE'RE IN THE FINAL #OL féminin #uwcl 21/22

[palaugranetes]

Chelsea 0 - 4 FC Barcelona

⚽️ Melanie Leupolz 1' (OG)

⚽️ Alexia Putellas 14' (P)

⚽️ Aitana Bonmatí 20' 🅰️ Alexia Putellas

⚽️ Caroline Graham-Hansen 36' 🅰️ Lieke Martens

Okay let's recap the European season for the Blaugrana queens

We start back on December 9 with the first European match of the season against PSV, the round of 32, which ended in a 1-4 victory (Jenni Hermoso 4', Van den Berg 45'+1 OG, Asisat Oshoala 66', Lieke Martens 75').

We hop a week to the 2nd leg where the Blaugrana ladies came out with another 4-1 victory (Caroline Graham Hansen 4', 61' Lieke Martens 41', 75') 8-2 aggregate.

Jump 3 months on March 3 to the 1st leg of the round of 16 against Fortuna Hjørring, which ended in a 4-0 victory (Jenni Hermoso 12' 18' 57' Alexia Putellas 82')

And a week later in the 2nd leg in which the result was almost similar with a 0-5 victory for the Blaugrana ladies (Aitana Bonmati 36' 49', Mariona Caldentey 55' (p), Asisat Oshoala 78', Marta Torrejón 86'

And we are off to the quarter-finals, two weeks later, against Manchester City, a match that ended in a 3-0 victory for the Blaugrana team with Sandra's penalty save turning out to be the crucial factor of the 1/2 finals qualification (Asisat Oshoala 35', Mariona Caldentey 53' (p), Jenni Hermoso 86')

Then on March 31st, Barça booked their tickets to the UWCL semi-finals despite losing 2-1 to Manchester City, with Asisat scoring the only goal for the team, and the aggregate finally being 2-4 for the Blaugranas. Waiting for the result of the PSG-Lyon which was played on April 18 with the Parisian side coming out on top and assuring a new name would be written on the trophy.

On April 25, Barcelona played PSG at Stade Georges Lefevre with the match ending in both controversy and a 1-1 result (Jenni Hermoso 13'), away goal secured, it was time to finish the job at the Johan Cruyff.

May 2, Barça beat PSG 2-1 to qualify for their 2nd UWCL final with Lieke Martens scoring both goals 8' 31 and the aggregate being 3-2. Crucial away goals... gotta love them.

Between the Semis 2nd leg and the Final, Barça played 2 matches. One was the CDR quarter-finals match against Sevilla which ended in a 1-4 victory for the Ladies and the other was the La Liga winning match against Granadilla, due to which FC Barcelona was mathematically proclaimed as La Liga Champions for the 2nd year in a row and without a single dropped point. But that's another discussion by itself, we'll do that at the end of the season.

On to the biggest day of the year.. Sunday, May 16, 2021, 21:00 PM CET, Gamla Ullevi, Göteborg, Sweden .. H1STORY WAS MADE.

After the devastating 2019 UWCL final, The team's first-ever UWCL final, against Lyon, in which the girls were outclassed losing 4-1 (3-0 in the first 30 minutes of the match), and after 2 years of hard work, the Ladies showed the whole continent, hell the whole world even, that they have arrived, that they should be a force to be reckoned with. Completely dominating the newly proclaimed back-to-back English Champions in the first 20 minutes scoring 3 goals, and a fourth one 15 minutes later. Throughout the match, the Blaugrana ladies showed efficiency in attack and in the defensive prowess that was exhibited in that 2nd half to hold off the Blues who came in with the intent to turn the score around.

The Blaugrana Queens Reigned Supreme.

And now some stats and facts for fun.

Starting with the obvious, Jennifer Hermoso was this season's UWCL top scorer with 6 goals.

FC Barcelona became the first Spanish team to win the UWCL trophy.

FC Barcelona also became the first Club ever to win both the UWCL and the UCL trophies.

With the Ladies being crowned UWCL champions, FC Barcelona added another European trophy to its Museum tallying up 44 European titles divided throughout all of the Club's sections.

1 UWCL | 5 UCLs | 2 UEFA Youth Leagues | 2 Euroleagues | 22 Rink Hockey Euroleague (most championships) | 9 EHF Champions League (most championships) | 3 UEFA Futsal Champions League

The Blaugrana ladies played 9 matches, scoring 29 goals (3.222 goals/match) and conceding 5 goals (0.555 goals/match)

Throughout the 9 matches, the ladies averaged 54.222% in possession with the highest % coming against Fortuna (away) 73% and the lowest against Manchester City (away) 50%.

163 shots were taken (18.111 shots/match)

68 shots were on target (41.717%)

29 goals out of 68 shots on target (42.647%)

Playing time:

Mapi: 724 minutes

Alexia: 706 minutes

Leila: 698 minutes

Marta: 693 minutes

Aitana: 690 minutes

Andrea P: 669 minutes

Sandra: 630 minutes

Caroline: 623 minutes

Patri: 578 minutes

Lieke: 552 minutes

Jenni: 512 minutes

Mariona: 466 minutes

Asisat: 327 minutes

Kheira: 256 minutes

Vicky: 219 minutes

Ana: 127 minutes

Melanie: 111 minutes

Jana: 101 minutes

Cata: 90 minutes

Gemma: 90 minutes

Andrea F: 41 minutes

Bruna: 11 minutes

Laia: 0 minutes

Meritxell: 0 minutes

#stats #This took a minute dfghjhgf #anyways.. worth it #fcb femeni #fcb femení #fcbfemeni #fcbfemsquad #alexia putellas #mapi leon #patri guijarro #mariona caldentey #sandra paños #jenni hermoso #asisat oshoala #lieke martens #caroline graham hansen #leila ouahabi #marta torrejon #andrea pereira #aitana bonmati #ana maria crnogorcevic #vicky losada #kheira hamraoui #melanie serrano #jana fernandez #laia codina #gemma font #cata coll #bruna vilamala #andrea falcon

[agreatbigworldn]

I posted 11.452 times in 2021

1619 posts created (14%)

9833 posts reblogged (86%)

For every post I created, I reblogged 6.1 posts.

I added 778 tags in 2021

#alexia putellas - 149 posts

#fcb femeni - 138 posts

#fcbfemeni - 132 posts

#jenni hermoso - 81 posts

#primera iberdrola - 73 posts

#fcb femini - 64 posts

#espwnt - 41 posts

#jennifer hermoso - 39 posts

#fcb femení - 32 posts

#uwcl - 29 posts

Longest Tag: 128 characters

#there was this annon that said some truth in spanish but i wont post that bc i doi believe they know they did that the wrong way

My Top Posts in 2021

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Barbara (on the right ): we haven’t brough a crown because as you know Pere and Jenni already did it so it’s not funny anymore

A: (Alexia facepalm) Sandra(on the left): and we know it’s not funny for you Barbara: but we have also brought something which is more especial and important Alexia: (looks suspicions don’t knowing what the hell they brought) Barbara: it’s a diploma that accredits you as a the queen of the ice cream party (for context the “ice cream party” its because in Eurovision junior the Spanish’s singer, Melanie said in an interview that they didn’t allow her to eat ice cream so after Eurovision she did that video because she could eat ice cream again so she yelled the ice cream party!) Alexia: y’all are crazy Sandra: you are queen of the ice cream party Alexia: thank you very much, thank you very much, it’s an honor. This was the day of the final. I haven’t watched that video before. And the day of the final, Jenni comes downstairs, and we were (the girls) talking about the game  and Jenni says you must watch this video, you must watch this video. And it was so so funny that after the final we were all the time saying the “ice cream party”   (la fiesta del helado”) Alexia: (video of alexia saying the ice cream party) Sandra: we watched the video of you screaming the ice cream party and we were really shocked. we saw jenni, leila and pere but we could expect that from them but not from you Alexia: (looks shy)i just won a women’s champions league Sandra: and now nothing mattered. Well here is the end of the interview i hope you had fun Alexia: yes... Sandra: we hope you keep it (the diploma) and you save it inside the order you have. Barbara: you can put it right next to the champions league t-shirt Alexia: yes i would put it high so Nala can’t eat it, thank you very much Sandra: well thank you very much Alexia and Nike (...) Sandra: this was a surprise and Pâloma we miss you Alexia: adiós Alexia: thank you very much for giving me the diploma of the queen of the ice cream

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[oliviergir0udfc]

UWCL UPDATE

-  Five substitutions will be allowed

-  Games in San Mamés Stadium in Bilbao and the Anoeta Stadium in San Sebastián

- The quarter-finals will be played on 21 August and 22 August

-The semi-finals on 25 and 26 August 

-  The final will take place in San Sebastián on 30 August 

#UWCL

[the-necessary-unnecessary]

all these NWSL players going to England, they're playing in the champions league this year? or is it something else? I'm know absolutely nothing about WSL, guess I gotta learn now

okay so let’s do a little champions league recap! So basically the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) has a deceiving name since it’s not a league but rather a tournament which the best teams of each country’s league play in every year. So basically you have the Women’s Super League (WSL) in England as your usual league, quite similar to the NWSL, and then the top 2 teams from this - and three starting next year - qualify to play in the Champions League. This for now is a knockout tournament which all European leagues send teams to participate in in rounds spread out throughout the year to compete for being crowned the best team in Europe. If you’re confused by my explanation or just want to know more then I recommend browsing through the official site for more details.

Now for as to who is playing in it this year. Basically the 2019/20 UWCL was not able to finish because of, you guessed it, corona. It was down to the quarterfinals so only 8 teams left but it had to be postponed. It is these last few matches of last season’s tournament that are about to be played starting Friday. The teams that are left are FC Barcelona, Atletico de Madrid (both Spanish and qualified last year as runner up and league winner in 2018/19 respectively), VFL Wolfsburg, FC Bayern Munich (German and again league winner and runner up of the 2018/19 season), Lyon, PSG (French and same here) and Arsenal (English team who was the league winner in that season). All other teams that participated - 62 in total when counting preliminary rounds - have been knocked out by this point. These quarterfinals, semifinals and finals will be played out over a span of 10 days over the coming 2 weeks. So far, the only previous NWSL player who has signed for one of these clubs already and is hence eligible to play is Ellie Carpenter for Lyon but she didn’t even stick around for the Challenge Cup. 

All other players, namely uswnt ones, have so far signed for clubs that are not in the rounds that remain of last year’s Champions League but will be in the one for this upcoming 2020/21 season. After having placed second in last season’s WSL, Man City have qualified for the UWCL so both Lavelle and Mewis will be able to play here. Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC also came in second in the 2019 season of the Swedish Damallsvenskan league (they have a summer league like the NWSL) so Sonnett shall also be playing in the CL next year. We might even be able to see some cross-league uswnt battles! However if Press and Heath sign for Manchester United they would not be playing champions league football this season as the team only came fourth (it’s also important to note though that this was their inaugural season in the top flight of english women’s football). But, and especially as in the 2021/22 tournament the WSL will have three champions league qualification spots, they will be helping the team try and secure one of those places for next season.

Hope this rough outline helped and I’m more than willing to answer any more questions - might do a more WSL focused one too if this one is actually helpful. Anyways, welcome to the champions league and European women’s football in general, I hope you fall in love with it to stay even after players return to the NWSL :))

#fawsl #champions league #uwcl #emily sonnett #rose lavelle #sam mewis #tobin heath #christen press #the asks #og #how to

[kyokuma]

The schedule and venues for the #UWCL quarter-finals are set: kick-off times to follow

 21 August  @GlasgowCityFC v @VfLWob_Frauen (San Sebastián) @AtletiFemenino v @FCBfemeni (Bilbao) 

 22 August  @ArsenalWFC v @PSG_Feminines (San Sebastián)      @OLfeminin v @FCBfrauen (Bibao)