Take a look at the numbers behind Arsenal's 1-0 victory over Barcelona to win the Women's Champions League for the first time in 18 years. LISBON, Portugal -- Red-and-white streamers exploded into the air as Arsenal lifted their second Women's Champions League trophy after stunning defending champion Barcelona 1-0 in the final on Saturday. "We had to be basically perfect to beat Barcelona," Arsenal captain Kim Little said. Meanwhile, Arsenal forward Mariona Caldentey, who played for Barcelona until this season, consoled Barcelona star Aitana Bonmatí before she stepped up to collect her fourth Champions League winner's medal. Disney+ will be the home of the UEFA Women's Champions League across Europe from next season and the only place fans can watch all live matches in the competition.