Arsenal Advances to Women's Champions League Final with 4-1 Victory Over Lyon

Arsenal reached the Women's Champions League final for the first time since 2007 by overturning a 2-1 first-leg deficit to defeat Lyon 4-1, securing a 5-3 aggregate victory. The match saw Arsenal capitalize on a series of Lyon errors, with an early own goal by Lyon's Christiane Endler, a long-range strike from Mariona Caldentey, and quick second-half goals from Alessia Russo and Caitlin Foord. Despite a late goal from Lyon's Melchie Dumornay, Arsenal maintained composure to see out the win. This result sets up a final against reigning champions Barcelona, who advanced after a dominant aggregate win over Chelsea. Arsenal's achievement marks a rare appearance for an English club in the final, with their 2007 triumph still the only time an English side has won the competition. The final will take place in Lisbon on May 24.