Women’s champions: Barcelona – Hammarby 9:0

Hansen and Pina double, connected from the start

Of course, equality remained until the 10th minute. That’s when Graham Hansen He examined the opponent’s left peak and approached Claudia Pinawho quickly connected with Alexia Putellas

; The Blaugrana captain gave heel touch so the ball went back to Graham Hansen, who saved the Hammarby goalkeeper and scored from underneath.

In the 24th minute, Pina crystallized the dominance that the local players were beginning to show and made it 2-0 in the Swedish zone after the game had started and accelerated Aitana Bonmati before the opening of the ball on the right flank, where Graham Hansen crossed on a shot attempt Eva Payor; Although the Polish woman failed, Pina watched her closely.

Just before the break, Putellas made it 3-0 with an aesthetic header from the penalty spot – Patri Guijarro’s cross from the right flank.

Six goals in the second half

Pupils at the restart Pere Romeu They didn’t slow down; Moreover, they increased it and the result became 4:0 (53 minutes), scored by a header Mapi Leonat the exit from the corner.

Soon after, Pina scored a brace with a left-footed shot from inside the Hammarby penalty area, although what will be remembered most about this goal is the wonderful help from Bonmati in the purest style of Michael Laudrup. The 6-0 score was the result of Pajor, who received a point-blank pass from Graham Hansen after the Norwegian’s individual play towards the baseline.

Graham Hansen herself made it 7-0 in the 75th minute, taking advantage of a cross at the far post. Patri Guijarro from the left wing and changed clothes on foot. Graham Hansen’s fame continued to spark a 90th minute penalty that made it 9-0, converted with a powerful strike Fridolina Rolfe

; to, Esme Bragts he was buttered by a loose ball on the edge of the box after a poor clearance to make it 8-0.

With this stunning victory, their biggest ever in Europe’s top club competition, Barca took their first three points of the campaign in Group D; Kule are now in second position after Manchester City (6 points), won with a score of 2-3 in St. Pölten in the other group match, overcoming a 2–1 second-half deficit.