The FC Barcelona women's team is crowned European champion and achieves what the men's team has not been able to do since 2015 [Video]

Barcelona defeated Wolfsburg (3-2) this Saturday in the women’s Champions League final played at the Philips Stadion in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, thus adding the second European crown to its record.

A double from Patri Guijarro and another from Fridolina Rolfo was enough for Barcelona to raise the prized orejona in a match that ended with an epic comeback worthy of a European final.

And it is that Wolfsburg took the initiative in the game by going ahead not only by one goal, but by 2-0 a little after the first half hour, courtesy of an early goal from Ewa Pajor (3 ‘) and Alexandra Popp (37 ′).

However, this was no match for the Blaugranas who, with their collective play, were able to defeat the Germans to add their second Cup to the showcases.

With the victory, FC Barcelona joins the group made up of two gimps from the highest European competition and which until now included Potsdam, Umea and Wolfsburg itself.

Only Frankfurt, four times champion, and Olympique de Lyon, the undisputed leader with eight championships, surpass the Catalans in Champions League titles.