In Budapest, play gets back under way as Lyon - heading for their sixth European title since 2011 - kick-off again.

Uefa says it plans to double the number of women and girls in football across Europe over the next five years.

The 'We Play Strong' campaign will invest in initiatives with Uefa members from grassroots to elite levels.

Announcing the first dedicated strategy for women's football, Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin said: "Women's football is the football of today."

You can read more here.

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In case you missed it, on Friday, Arsenal signed Austria goalkeeper Manuela Zinsberger from Bayern Munich.

The 23-year-old helped the German giants lift back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2015 and 2016.

The Gunners will be back in Women's Champions League action next season, having qualified as this season's winners of the Women's Super League. The other English qualifiers for 2019-20 are Manchester City.

Lyon have simply blown Barcelona away in the first half and Ada Hegerberg's 16-minute hat-trick has made Women's Champions League history.

Barca should have a goal back, but Alexia heads just over the bar when unmarked at the far post at a corner.

This is a huge challenge for Barcelona, from a psychological point of view now, just to keep this scoreline respectable. All their pre-match plans have gone out of the window.

They're still going about their passing stuff, giving it a go. You just never know, in football, but it's a long, long way back from here.

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Ada Hegerberg becomes the first player to score a hat-trick in a Women's Champions League final, with the competition having been rebranded from 2010.

The last player to net three times in a European women's final was Inka Grings for Duisburg of Germany in 2009, when the previously-named Uefa Women's Cup final was played over two legs.

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Barcelona's Lieke Martens - voted the player of Women's Euro 2017 - hasn't really had a chance to get in the game yet.

France's Wendie Renard brings down England's Toni Duggan on the edge of the area and the defender is booked.

In case you're not familiar with Lyon, they're yet to lose a single competitive game this season.

They recently sealed their 13th consecutive French title.

It's fair to say, they're pretty good.

Ada Hegerberg gets a yellow card for a late one on Barcelona's María Leon. There was no malice in the challenge.

Barca are looking vulnerable every time this formidable Lyon forward line get the ball.

Lyon nearly add to their lead but Shanice Van de Sanden's header - which looks to be going just wide anyway - is blocked and cleared.

England's Toni Duggan gets on the ball for the first time, down on the left, but her through-ball is intercepted by the towering French centre-half Wendie Renard.

Moments later, Duggan has the game's first chance, but she fires wide from just inside the area.

It's a bright start for Barcelona. We're used to seeing Duggan bury those kinds of chances.

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Let us know where you're following the game from, who you're backing to win and who you've been most impressed with.

Any predictions for this summer's Women's World Cup - which begins on 7 June - are also most welcome.

First-time finalists Barcelona get this one under way, in their traditional kit.

Holders Lyon are playing in white shirts, white shorts and white socks.