This is the pinnacle of European women's football. This Saturday, May 23, 2026, at 6:00 PM, the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo, Norway, will host an epic UEFA Women's Champions League final. FC Barcelona, the favorites, will face Olympique Lyonnais, the most decorated club in the competition's history. A clash of titans with the feel of a rematch of the 2024 final.

Where to watch the match?

The match will be broadcast live and free-to-air on the L'Équipe channel , as well as on Disney+ , the official broadcaster of the competition.

The dynamics of the two giants

FC Barcelona: The Catalan giants are aiming for the treble

Undefeated in all competitions this season, the Blaugrana are crushing everything in their path. Already crowned Spanish champions for the 7th time in a row and winners of the Copa de la Reina against Atlético de Madrid (3-1), they are now just one step away from a historic treble.

To reach this 6th consecutive final — their chance to clinch a 4th European crown after the setbacks of 2022 and 2025 — Barcelona left no room for doubt:

1. Quarter-finals: Demonstration against Real Madrid (12-2 on aggregate).
2. Semi-finals: Controlled qualification against Bayern Munich (1-1 in the first leg, 4-2 in the second leg).

OL Lyonnes: Strength of character and experience

With eight stars embroidered on their jerseys, the Lyon women's team aims to end a four-year wait on the European stage and secure a record ninth title. Their performance in 2026 has demonstrated their steely resolve: despite being caught out in the first leg each time, they have roared back in the return leg.

1. Quarter-finals: Beaten 1-0 by Wolfsburg, they won 4-0 in the return leg.
2. Semi-finals: Defeated 2-1 by Arsenal, they reversed the situation 3-1 in the return leg.

Having already won the Coupe de France (4-1 against PSG) and qualified for the D1 Arkema final against Paris FC on May 29, the Lyon women also have a legendary treble in their sights.

The probable lineups

Both coaches are expected to field their best weapons for this top-of-the-table clash.

FC Barcelona (4-3-3)	Olympique Lyonnais (4-3-3)
Coll (GB)	Endler (GB)
Batlle, Paredes, Leon, Brugts	Lawrence, Fox, Engen, Bacha
Serrajordi, Guijarro (or Bonmatí), Putellas	Schrader, Wienke, Dumornay
Paralluelo, Pajor, Pina	Becho, Katoto, Brand

Which team, Barcelona's formidable side or Lyon's pragmatic approach, will lift the trophy in Oslo? Find out at 6pm.