The highly anticipated final will kick off at 6:00 PM CET, with fans across the world expected to tune in for one of the biggest rivalries in women’s football.
Barcelona head into the final looking to further cement their dominance in Europe after another impressive campaign. The Spanish giants powered their way through the competition with commanding performances, including victories over Bayern Munich and Real Madrid on their road to Oslo.
Meanwhile, Lyon — the most successful club in UEFA Women’s Champions League history — are chasing another European crown after eliminating Arsenal in the semi-finals. The French side remain one of the most feared teams in women’s football, boasting experience, depth, and a squad filled with elite talent.
This year’s final renews a growing rivalry between two European powerhouses. Barcelona and Lyon have met in several previous UEFA Women’s Champions League finals, with Lyon winning the 2019 and 2022 editions, while Barcelona triumphed in their latest showdown in 2024.
The match is also expected to showcase some of the biggest stars in women’s football, including Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí for Barcelona, alongside Lyon captain Wendie Renard and rising sensation Melchie Dumornay.
UEFA confirmed that Oslo’s Ullevaal Stadion will host the final, marking another major step in the continued growth and global visibility of women’s football. Thousands of supporters are expected to create a vibrant atmosphere in the Norwegian capital for the season’s biggest match.
With two football giants battling for European glory, the 2026 UEFA Women’s Champions League final promises drama, quality, and another unforgettable chapter in women’s football history.