Barça Femení face the biggest challenge of the season this weekend as they take on OL Lyonnes in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final in Oslo. On Saturday 23 May at 6pm CET, the Ullevaal Stadion will host an occasion set to bring together hundreds of culers travelling from all over to support a team that has already become a global benchmark in women’s football.

After an extraordinary season in which the they have won the Spanish Super Cup, Liga F and the Copa de la Reina, the team now faces the final challenge of the campaign with the ambition of adding another Champions League title to their honours list and continuing to build on a historic European legacy.

Over recent years, the women’s first team has established itself as one of the dominant forces in European football, winning several continental titles that have defined an era and turned the club into a role model both on and off the pitch. The ambition, talent and commitment of the players have placed Barça among the world elite, inspiring new generations and helping women’s football continue to grow across the globe.

Once again, the role of the members, supporters’ clubs and fans will be fundamental. Hundreds of culers will accompany the team to Oslo to paint the city blaugrana and show, even far from home, the passion and strength of a fanbase that always stands behind its teams.

UEAF Fan Festival featuring CAT

Ahead of the final, on Friday and Saturday, supporters will be able to enjoy a range of activities linked to Barça and the UEFA Women’s Champions League. UEFA is organising a Fan Festival featuring entertainment and activities for all ages, turning Oslo into the great meeting point of European women’s football.

Across both days, Barça will have its own space where fans can capture photographic mementos of the big occasion, while flags will also be handed out to help fill the stadium with blaugrana colours. The beloved CAT mascot will also be present on Saturday morning, spreading joy and sharing its unmistakable energy with supporters. At 2pm there will be a special meeting between CAT and Lyou, the Olympique Lyon mascot.

Important information for the final

UEFA recommends the use of public transport to reach the stadium and advises supporters to make use of the app available on its website. All service information related to the final, including details on activities, mobility and recommendations for travelling supporters, can be found on the official UEFA Women’s Champions League Final Oslo 2026 website.

Oslo is ready for another great celebration of European women’s football. And Barça Femení, backed by the support of the entire culer fanbase, are prepared to compete once again to make history.

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