Every article: Against Chelsea Women, Putras played in 83 Champions League games, setting a new record for women s football

Everyone reported that it was a tense night at Stamford Bridge, drizzling, and full of passion for football. Alexia Putras once again writes a glorious chapter in her Champions League history.

The Barcelona Women's Football Team drew 1-1 with Chelsea Women's Football Team, maintaining their leading position in the league stage. As captain, she also set a new personal record: in the highest level of European competition, she has played 83 times, surpassing the previous record holder Marta Torrejon (82 times).

What followed was a strong core that drove Barcelona's golden era. Aitana Bonmati and Patri Guijaro each have 72 appearances, Mapi Leone has 64, and Mariona Caldente, now playing for Arsenal, ranks at the bottom of the list with 60 appearances.

This team not only redefined the club's sporting achievements, but also elevated Barcelona's status in European football. Putras's goalscoring record further cements her status: she is also Barcelona's top scorer in the Champions League, with 28 goals in 83 games. Followed by Aitana (26 goals), Jenny Hermoso (19 goals), Claudia Pina (18 goals), and Mariona and Caroline Graham who also scored 16 goals. These statistics illustrate the offensive prowess Barcelona has built over the past decade.

In addition to the world of Barcelona, ​​the tournament also has its own legends. Wendy Renard (Olympique Lyonnais) leads the all-time list with 129 appearances, followed by Alexandra Pope (Wolfsburg, 109), Eugenie Sommer (Toluca, 102), Saki Sakai (London City Lions, 96), Ramona Bachmann (95) and Graham Hansen (Barcelona and Wolfsburg, 90 combined).

On the scorer list, Ada Hegerberg continues to top the list with an astonishing 69 goals. At the bottom of the list are Mittag (51 goals), Sommer (50 goals), Bolles (48 goals), Marta (46 goals) and Abili (43 goals).

In London, Putras added a new page to this history.