The European women's football final is played at CASA SEAT

The live broadcast of the UEFA Women's Champions League match culminates the exhibition 'Els tresors blaugranes', which reviews the club's 125 years of history

Barça is experiencing one of its sweetest moments in recent years. After the men's team's victory at RCD Espanyol's field, with which they won the League title, it's the women's team's turn, which will play the UEFA Women's Champions League final this Saturday, May 24, in Lisbon. CASA SEAT will organize a gathering for blaugrana fans to follow and cheer on the live broadcast of the match.

Pere Romeu's team arrives at the final with good feelings, after winning the Liga F title at Betis' field. Furthermore, it will be the women's team's fifth consecutive Champions League final, the sixth in seven years. This Saturday, the blaugrana players will dispute what could become their fourth cup in this competition against Arsenal at the José Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon.

For fans who want to follow the match, CASA SEAT offers a privileged space in the heart of the Catalan capital, with a giant screen installed in the CUPRA Fan Zone on floor 0 starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday, May 24. A space that will once again become a meeting point for blaugrana fans, after broadcasting the men's classic between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid and the derby between Barça and RCD, where the blaugranas were crowned League champions.

The exhibition Els tresors blaugranes reviews the history and successes of FC Barcelona's 125 years.

The broadcast of the match will be the grand finale of the exhibition Els Tresors Blaugranes, an exhibition that reviews the history and successes of FC Barcelona's 125 years. Through this exhibition, the treasures of the blaugrana club have filled every corner of CASA SEAT, with objects such as jerseys with more than a century of history, boots of its most emblematic players, cups and trophies from the club's great victories since its founding in 1899. Since its inauguration on April 23, more than 22,000 people have visited the exhibition to explore and get closer to Barça's history.

The exhibition includes representative pieces usually displayed at the FC Barcelona Museum, but also unreleased pieces and even the jersey signed especially for the occasion by player Alexia Putellas, winner of two Ballons d'Or and CUPRA ambassador. Fans will be able to immerse themselves in the club's history with this exhibition before supporting the players during the live broadcast of the Champions League match. Admission to the match is free, although prior reservation is required through CASA SEAT.

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