Lea Williamson was Captain Little and England, one of the best players in Portugal and raised the cup jointly amid celebrations on the field.
For Williamson, who occupied the European Women's Cup three years ago after beating England 2-1 over Germany in Wembley, it was a special moment in the club that always supported it.
When Arsenal won the title in 2007, Williamson was 10 years old of the amulet in the second station match against the Swedish side.
“Eighteen years old is a long time to wait for something,” said 28 years old. “I won every local cup with Arsenal now on a personal level, I am proud of that.
“We came to try to do work and did that as we take the cup home. I have a base not to look at the results board and break it three times.”
Barcelona, who won the competition in both the past two seasons, put Arsenal under the pressure of large parts of the final.
However, the Beth Mead and Blackstenius's introduction in the 67th minute proved in the 67th minute, where the England striker was built to score the winning goal.
“Many happy tears,” said Mid Emotional, who celebrated with her family. “I am proud of the ability to do what we did and my father's vision in the end.
“It was a few years, it is clear that she missed my mother [who passed away in January 2023] This is the first time that I have been subjected to great permanently without being here. She was watching me a lot. “
