Arsenal vs Barcelona, Women´s Champions League Final

Today is the day, today is the Champions League final. Time to try and win what would be the 4th Champions League title (and in just 5 years!), the third in a row—an incredible feat that highlights the greatest generation in the history of women’s football.

But to achieve it, they’ll have to beat Mariona Caldentey’s Arsenal. The match kicks off at 6:00 PM (Spanish time). In Spain, it can be watched for free on La 1 (RTVE). In other countries, it’s available on DAZN.

We’ll be sharing all the latest updates about the match here, so keep refreshing the page to stay up to date:

Arsenal vs Barcelona – 🔴 LIVE 🔴

Update 19:44 – Arsenal scores the 1-0, still 10 minutes left!

10 minutes plus stoppage time to go, can Barcelona find a way back, or are we about to see Arsenal lift the UWCL trophy?

📺 Watch the UEFA Women's Champions League FINAL LIVE & FREE on DAZN!
🔗 Link in bio#UWCLonDAZN #EnjoyTheShow pic.twitter.com/4vUtR5veoC

— DAZN Women's Football (@DAZNWFootball) May 24, 2025

Update 19:44 – Arsenal scores the 1-0, still 10 minutes left!

10 minutes plus stoppage time to go, can Barcelona find a way back, or are we about to see Arsenal lift the UWCL trophy?

📺 Watch the UEFA Women's Champions League FINAL LIVE & FREE on DAZN!
🔗 Link in bio#UWCLonDAZN #EnjoyTheShow pic.twitter.com/4vUtR5veoC

— DAZN Women's Football (@DAZNWFootball) May 24, 2025

Update 15:57 – Yesterday´s training:

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Update 15:54 – Lisboa és blaugrana 💙❤️

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Update 14:55 – Timezones around the world of the game, now you don´t have excuses to not watch it.

Update 14:48 – Yesterday, in the pre-match press conference, Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmatí, and Pere Romeu spoke. Here’s the full video and the key highlights:
Alexia: “Finals are always unpredictable”
Aitana Bonmatí: “We’re the favourites on paper, but it’s a final. You can’t take anything for granted, no matter how long it’s been since your opponent was last at this stage.”
Pere Romeu: “This is a special match. After clinching La Liga, all our energy has gone into this final. It’s been a punishing week of work, but we’ve loved every minute. Hard work breeds confidence.”