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LA TEORÍA DE TRES 🔵🔴: THE FINAL HURDLE AS FCB FEMENÍ PLAY OLYMPIQUE LYON IN THE UWCL FINAL TOMORROW.
Very few soccer (football) tournaments can boast the intensity and the competitiveness of the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Making a final is hard as is, let alone four in a row. But lo and behold, FCB Femení have done it. Let that sink in for a second.
“Those who don’t follow women’s football might think it’s a clásico; those that do, know it’s not.” is how eternal Barça Femení captain Vicky Losada described the so-called rivalry between her team and Real Madrid Femenino in 2021.
There are certain rivalries in sports that ignite more than passion, a feeling or sentiment similar to disgust. But that feeling or sentiment similar to disgust is what keeps us entertained for 90 minutes on a football pitch even from the stands, more intent on beating the opponent than one would in war. And for Spanish giants FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, “El Clásico” has been around before my grandparents and yours.
