Barcelona vs. Wolfsburg: day and time of the women’s Champions League final

Wolfsburg qualified this Monday for the final of the women’s Champions League by eliminating Arsenal after extra time (3-2) at the Emirates Stadium in London, and will face FC Barcelona for the title.

After the 2-2 first leg, the German team beat the ‘Gunners’ at the end of a vibrant game decided with a goal from Pauline Bremer in the 119th minute.

The substitutions proved to be successful in the German team, since, when the clash inexorably headed towards penalties, Jule Brand gave Bremer the goal assist, a combination between two players who started the clash on the substitute bench.

Before that, the Swedish Stina Blackstenius, already a scorer in the first leg, opened the scoring for the locals (11).

Wolfsburg equalized with a half volley from the Dutch Jill Roord (42), a former Arsenal player. Alexandra Popp put the Germans ahead in the 58th minute, although the locals took the match into extra time after Jennifer Beattie’s headed goal (75).

The ‘Gunners’ had already recovered from a compromised situation in the first leg, when they lost 2-0 in the 24th minute of the game. But after Bremer’s goal there was no time for another heroism.

Barça and its Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas, who returned to the pitch in the Spanish League last weekend after suffering a serious knee injury, had qualified for the final by eliminating Chelsea (0-1, 1- 1).

For the Catalans it will be their third consecutive Champions League final (won against Chelsea in 2021, lost in 2022).

What day is the 2023 Women’s Champions League final played?

• The final is scheduled for June 3 in Eindhoven (Netherlands). The Germans will play their sixth continental final in eleven years, and will try to win a third title after those achieved in 2013 and 2014.

What time is the final of Barcelona vs. Wolfsburg for Champions League 2023

• The schedule established to see the final of the women’s Champions League between Barcelona vs. Wolfsburg will be at 9:00 am from Colombia and Peru.

Who is the Wolfsburg manager?

Tommy Stroot: He took over in 2021, aged just 32, after a successful spell at Twente, where they won two league titles. The former Meppen player and manager (women) won a German double with Wolfsburg last season and has now led them to their sixth UEFA Women’s Champions League final.

Who is the coach of Barcelona?

Jonatan Giráldez: The former assistant to Lluís Cortés replaced the Women’s Champions League-winning manager in the summer of 2021 and has for the most part kept Barcelona’s stellar run going (with the exception of the loss to Lyon in the final of the year past).

AFP