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Barcelona women looking for what the men’s team could not achieve

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Delphine Cascarino will lead Lyonnais in the Champions League final. Photo: Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images

Delphine Cascarino will lead Lyonnais in the Champions League final. Photo: Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images

That is, the Women’s Champions League, which in recent times has been dominated by clubs that were among the powerhouses of men’s football. But it was not always like that. In fact, on Saturday, it will be exactly 12 years and one day since that shift occurred.

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