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Barcelona smashed the attendance record for women’s football after a crowd of 91,553 watched them progress to the semi-finals of the Champions League with victory over rivals Real Madrid.
Women's Champions League: Barcelona-Real Madrid Match Sets New World Record For Attendance
The UEFA Champions League match between Barcelona and Real Madrid at iconic Camp Nou has set a new record for the highest attendance in women'sfootball. UEFA Women's Champions League holders Barcelona delighted the record crowd of 91,553 at Camp Nou as they came from behind to beat Real Madrid 5-2 and win their quarter-final tie 8-3 on aggregate. Barcelona, who also recovered from one down in the first leg, now face Arsenal or Wolfsburg for a place in the Turin showpiece. Madrid ends with the consolation that they became the first debutants to reach the quarter-finals since 2016/17.
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