OLL
ARS56%
Ball possession
44%6
Shots on target
28
Corners
414
Fouls Committed
151
Offsides
1
6
Shots on target
25
Shots off target
3
1
Yellow cards
40
Red cards
0
29%53
46%83Winners & losers from the dramatic UWCL semi-finals
With 20 goals across the four games, and late drama at the end of both ties, it's fair to say the 2025-26 Women's Champions League semi-finals delivered. Out of them emerged Lyon, the eight-time winners, and Barcelona, the three-time champions, to set up a truly mouth-watering final in Oslo on May 23, in which there will be so many fascinating storylines..png?auto=webp&format=pjpg&width=3840&quality=60)
Arsenal suffer late heartbreak as European title defence ends
Arsenal's Women's Champions League title defence came to an end in Lyon on Saturday, as the eight-time winners exacted their revenge on the Gunners after losing to them at this stage last season. Buoyed by the returns of both Selma Bacha and Melchie Dumornay, OL raced into a 2-0 first half lead and though Alessia Russo did get Arsenal back level on aggregate, Jule Brand's late strike secured a 4-3 win for Lyon over the two legs that puts them into an incredible 12th UWCL final.
Williamson a risk worth taking in Arsenal's UWCL charge
As Arsenal hosted Lyon in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final, there was no shortage of bad news when it came to team news. Steph Catley hadn't recovered from a calf injury in time to participate, with Beth Mead also ruled out of the game due to personal reasons. Then, on the day, Chloe Kelly was absent due to a minor muscle issue. Fortunately, there was one huge returnee to cushion the various blows: Leah Williamson..png?auto=webp&format=pjpg&width=3840&quality=60)
