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Inspired goalie Cata Coll can't save Barcelona from Women's Champions League shock

Barcelona lost 1-0 to Arsenal in the Women's Champions League final played in Lisbon on Saturday, ending their title defense.
Barcelona aimed to win a third consecutive and fourth title in five years but faltered due to underperformance and lack of precision.
Despite boasting two-time Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas and the highest scoring attack in Europe, Barcelona's offense struggled against Arsenal.
Goalkeeper Cata Coll did all she could but could not prevent Stina Blackstenius from scoring the decisive low shot inside the box.
Barcelona secured their sixth consecutive Liga F title and pledged to return stronger next season, with Bonmatí encouraging the team to use the loss to improve.

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Inspired goalie Cata Coll can't save Barcelona from Women's Champions League shock

LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Cata Coll used everything she had.

8 hours ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Inspired goalie Cata Coll can’t save Barcelona from Women’s Champions League shock

LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Cata Coll used everything she had.

9 hours ago·Hamilton, Canada

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Surprise in the Women's Champions League Final: Toppavorit Barça Fails

FC Barcelona is actually the nonplusultra in women's football. But in the Champions League the Catalans were dethroned.

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Great Defense of Cata Coll After the "Bomb" of Frida Manum

In the course of the 28th minute, Frida Maanum finished strong in the direction of Barcelona's ballast for an excellent intervention by Cata Coll, the guard of the Catalans.

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