Alexia Putellas back in Barcelona squad for Chelsea game
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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Alexia Putellas has been cleared to play again following knee surgery and was added to Barcelona’s squad for the second leg of the Women’s Champions League semifinal against Chelsea on Thursday.
Putellas, the two-time Ballon d’Or winner, was sidelined for about nine months after tearing her ACL last July.
Barcelona won Saturday’s first leg in London 1-0 with a goal by Caroline Graham Hansen. Putellas was at Stamford Bridge and after the final whistle congratulated her teammates.
Barcelona is trying to reach the Champions League final for the third straight season. The Catalan club beat Chelsea in 2021 to win its first continental title. It lost to Lyon in last year.
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