Arsenal forward Mariona Caldentey, who played for Barcelona until this season, consoled Bonmatí before she stepped up to collect her medal as a four-time Champions League winner. Captain Kim Little and Leah Williamson lifted up the trophy and red-and-white streamers and glittering confetti shot over the podium.

Arsenal are the shock winners of the UEFA Women's Champions League, marking the first time the trophy went to a club other than Barcelona or Lyon in a decade.

The Arsenal striker, alongside veteran forward Beth Mead, proved the difference as Arsenal captured its second UEFA Women’s Champions League title, defeating the reigning champions Barcelona 1-0 in Portugal.