But for Barcelona, every time they have faced Olympic Leone, it has been a turning point for them.

So I do think that they had that feeling of rivalry against them.

They have a huge respect for Leon.

And I have a feeling that they saw them as like the example in women's football.

And I think till 24th, till the first time that they were able to beat them,

like it was the beginning of the rivalry for both of them

because once they were like the big champions of Europe in the last decade, they had eight champions.

And Barcelona, like 10 years ago, they hadn't played a single Champions League final in their history.

So in seven years, they have achieved four of them, the half of the Champions League that Leon has.

So for me, that's impressive.

And I think right now, the biggest game you can see in women's football in Europe

is Olympic Leone Barcelona.

Hello, everybody, Jillian Sackavits with you. Welcome to Full Time Review. It is powered by Amazon Prime.

We have our new champion of Europe. That's right. It is Barcelona who beat Leon four nil to capture their fourth Champions League trophy over the weekend.

It came from braces from both Eva Paior and Salma Paroluelo as Barcelona puts on yet another

statement performance. The final marking the end of an era for Leon with U.S. Women's

National Team Captain Lindsay Heaps set to depart the French Giants

and coming to the United States this summer to join the Denver Summit. Today, we are digging

into how Barcelona won their fourth trophy, overwhelmingly known, where the eight-time champions

fell short, and finally, what is next for the face of Barcelona herself, Alexia Puteus?

And to help us break it all down, who better than Laya Surveo back in Spain after a few days in

Oslo, Norway? Hi, Laya. Hello, how are you? So good. The scenes, the atmosphere,

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