Chelsea Women vs Barcelona Femeni | Second Leg | Women's UCL semifinal.

 Stamford Bridge will be completely filled with Chelsea fans looking to push our women’s team forward to another UEFA Women’s Champions League final. The Blues took a big step towards that objective in the first leg of the semifinal, beating Barcelona 1-0 at their home turf to inflict their first ever loss in five years.

However as manager Emma Hayes said right after that match last weekend, that was only half-time. It took us a superb effort and a level of play we haven’t consistently seen throughout the season, to get a positive result in Catalunya. We need to match that intensity and quality if we are to come out today with the final tickets on hand.

Chelsea starting lineup (4-3-3):
Hampton | Lawrence, Carter, Buchanan, Charles (c) | Cuthbert, Leupolz, Nüsken | James, Macario, Kaneryd

Substitutes from: Musovic, Bright, Ingle, Reiten, Kirby, Périsset, Mjelde, Cankovic, Beever-Jones, Björn

Barcelona starting eleven:
Coll | Paredes, Paralluelo, Graham, Patri, Aitana, Bronze, Rolfö, Walsh, O. Batlle, Engen

Substitutes from: Paños, Gemma, Jana, Pina, Marta, Mariona, Alexia, Bruna, Brugts, Vicky, Martina

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