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UWCL: Barcelona and Chelsea Cruise to Wins in Women's Champions League

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Chelsea's unbeaten run continues as they advance to knockout stage 

Barcelona and Chelsea secure comfortable wins in Women's Champions League, while Lyonnes move into second place. Chelsea thrashes Roma 6-0, extending unbeaten run to 23 matches in group/league phase.


Women's Champions League roundup, Barcelona and Chelsea cruise as Lyonnes win in...


Barcelona shrugged off the absence of Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmati to secure a 3-1 home win over Benfica in the Women's Champions League, maintaining their control of the league phase standings. Chelsea also had a comfortable victory, while Lyon also secured a win.




Barca got ahead early through Ewa Pajor, but things got crazy after the break. Chandra Davidson quickly equalized for the Portuguese visitors, and things only got more intense from there. Christy Ucheibe's own goal and Laia Aleixandri's deflected shot kept Barca unbeaten, setting up an exciting finish to the league phase.


Lena Pauels was the hero for Benfica, pulling off incredible saves to keep the score respectable. She even denied Alexia Putellas from the spot, proving why she's one of the best keepers in the game.


Lyonnes are making waves in the competition, moving into second place with a convincing 3-0 win over Manchester United. Melchie Dumornay's second-half brace was the difference-maker, and it's clear United are in for a tough ride.


Chelsea's on fire. They're cruising through the Women's Champions League with a 6-0 thrashing of Roma, securing their spot in the knockout stage. They're now unbeaten in the group/league phase for 23 matches, and looking strong.


Chelsea's win moves them into third place, two points behind Lyon, and they're looking good for a deep run in the competition.


Chelsea's on fire! They're through to the knockout stage after a 6-0 thrashing of Roma, moving them into third place and extending their unbeaten run in the group/league phase to 23 matches. That's some serious dominance.


Johanna Rytting Kaneryd was on fire in the first half, scoring and assisting to set Chelsea up for a comfortable win. The goals kept coming, with Sjoeke Nusken, Maiko Hamano, and Wieke Kaptein also getting on the scoresheet. Lucy Bronze sealed the deal with a perfect chip, capping off an impressive performance.




Paris FC's got the city bragging rights, beating PSG 1-0 and securing their spot in the play-offs. A win over Valerenga was all they needed to eliminate their wealthy neighbors and make their mark in the competition.




The four highest-placed sides in the table will progress automatically to the quarter-finals with fifth to 12th entering a two-legged play-off in February to secure a last-eight berth.


Holders Arsenal ensured they will reach at least the knockout play-offs on Tuesday with a 1-0 win over Dutch side Twente.






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