Osura’s Barcelona completed the triple crown with the Copa del Rey victory

Asisat Oshoala’s Barcelona defeated Levante 4-2 in Sunday’s Copa del Rey final to complete their triple crown.

This Brauglanes Won the UEFA Women’s Football Championship and the First Division Championship for the sixth time in a record.

Against this Granores, Lluis Cortes’ women’s team gave a wonderful performance at Butark City Hall, tearing up their opponents.

Patricia Guijarro gave Barcelona a fifth-minute lead after Dutch midfielder Lieke Martens had a header over goalkeeper Maria Lopez.

Cortez doubled the lead in the 20th minute because Alexia Putras passed the ball to Lopez who was charging ahead. Again, it was Martens who provided the assist.

In the first half of the goal, the defending European champion extended the lead with another header 9 minutes later. Martens completed her triple assists when she established Marta Torrejón.

In the second half, Levante stepped up the game and pulled a goal back for one minute. Alba Redondo took advantage of an error between goalkeeper Catalina Lucci and one of her defenders to get the ball into the net.

Driven by that strike, Granores In the 67th minute, Argentine midfielder Estefania Banini scored a gorgeous goal after a poor clearance in the Barcelona goal area to continue their goal.

Six minutes later, Putras completed her support, making the game beyond Levante’s range. After eliminating Claudia Sanchez, the midfielder did not waste any opportunity to pass the ball to the opposing goalkeeper.

Even with the introduction of Nigeria international Francesca Aldega and Redondo in the 85th minute, it would not help Mariapuri’s team to initiate a belated comeback.

For the incumbent African Female Player of the Year Osura, she was an unused substitute player in this game, scoring six goals.

After her team defeated Chelsea 4-0 at Gamla Ullevi in ​​Gothenburg, the 26-year-old became the first Nigerian and the first African to win the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

In a recent interview, she hoped that her victory in Europe would inspire other young girls in Africa to pursue their dreams.

“It’s very important not to make past mistakes [the 4-1 loss to Lyon] But learn from it,” Osura said BBC Sports Africa.

“I can only thank God for his hard work to make everything possible, working side by side with this talented team, and creating a lovely family atmosphere.

“It’s a great feeling, I really can’t express my emotions in words, because it’s a difficult journey to get here.

“I hope this will continue to inspire other young girls in Africa and inspire everyone around the world. You can realize whatever you think and work hard for it.”