🎥 Party time as Arsenal celebrate UWCL triumph 🥳
Arsenal fans are in party mode in north London on Monday morning as they revel in their Women's Champions League victory over the weekend.
Renée Slegers' side upset the odds when they triumphed 1-0 over the much-more fancied Barcelona side in Lisbon courtesy of a Stina Blackstenius strike.
There are over 10,000 fans on the streets of north London to pay tribute to their side for delivering a first title in the competition since 2007.
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