CNN —Barcelona Femení equaled the largest Women’s Champions League victory in the club’s history on Wednesday night, crushing Swedish side Hammarby 9-0 at the Estadi Johan Cruyff.
The Blaugrana were champions that season and have three Women’s Champions League titles to their name, the second most in history behind Lyon with eight.
The record win by any team in the Women’s Champions League came in 2012, when Apollon Limassol routed Ada Velipojë 21-0 in the qualifying round.
Goals from Graham Hansen and substitute Esmee Brugts made it 8-0, before Fridolina Rolfö’s penalty completed the scoring.
Its next opponent in the Women’s Champions League is Austrian side St Pölten, which it will face on November 12.
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