The brand new European champion will travel this afternoon from 6:00 p.m. to Plaça Sant Jaume in Barcelona where he will be received first at the Generalitat de Catalunya and later at the Barcelona City Council by the highest authorities of the community and the city. From there, the players, the coaching staff and the president Joan Laporta will offer the title to the fans who attend the celebration.
The first women's football team has once again surpassed itself by adding a historic milestone to its list of winners, its second UEFA Women's Champions League. After a season full of successes, in which Giráldez's players were also proclaimed League champions for the 8th time on April 30, today they defeated Wolfsburg 3-2, with which they dazzled the Dutch PSV stadium against 33,147 attendees.
As a tribute to the achievement of the most prestigious women's club title in Europe, the first women's team will travel tomorrow Sunday to Plaça Sant Jaume in Barcelona, where they will be received first by the Generalitat de Catalunya and later by the Barcelona City Council by the highest country and city authorities.
It is expected that the team will arrive by coach to the confluence of Via Laietana with Plaça del Ángel and walk the final stretch in Plaça Sant Jaume along Jaume I street. The entrance for the fans in Plaça Sant Jaume will be exclusively through Jaume I street, Ferran street and Obispo street, leaving the other accesses to the square as evacuation routes and for emergency teams.
The reception at the Generalitat de Catalunya will begin at 6:00 p.m., and the players and the coaching staff, the president Joan Laporta and other members of the Board of Directors will attend on behalf of the Club. The Generalitat will have the institutional presence of the President, Pere Aragonès, the Minister of the Presidency, Laura Vilagrà, and the General Secretary for Sport and Physical Activity, Anna Caula, who will receive the team at the door of the Palau and they will take you to the Pati Gòtic, where the reception will take place.
