Barcelona 6-0 Real Madrid…(Barcelona win 12-2 on aggregate)
Lyon 4-0 Wolfsburg…(Lyon win 4-1 on aggregate)
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BARCELONA DEMOLISHED RIVALS Real Madrid 6-0 tonight to progress to the women’s Champions League semi-finals, while Lyon will face Katie McCabe’s Arsenal.
Extra-time was required before Lyon defeated Wolfsburg, progressing with their 4-0 success. Yohannes 16th minute strike brought Lyon level 1-1 on aggregate but they didn’t score again until extra-time with Dumornay (102nd minute), Egurrola (105th minute), and Chawinga (119th minute) netting as they advanced.
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Three-time winners Barca reached an eighth consecutive semi-final, with winger Caroline Graham Hansen netting twice and Alexia Putellas also on the scoresheet in the rout.
Putellas shone for the Catalan giants on her 500th appearance for the club in their first game at the rebuilt Camp Nou, building on their 6-2 quarter-final first leg victory.
Pere Romeu’s dominant side, runners-up to Arsenal last year, will face Bayern Munich in the semi-finals after the German side knocked out Manchester United on Wednesday.
Despite missing key player and long-term absentee Aitana Bonmati, Barca put on a tour de force to entertain a 60,000-strong crowd, the fourth-highest attendance in the competition’s history.
Arsenal had progressed past Chelsea on Wednesday night, and will now face Lyon at home in the first leg of their semi-final on 25 April, while Bayern Munich will entertain Barcelona on the same night.
The semi-final second legs take place on 2 May, with the taking place in Oslo on 23 May.
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Lyon to face Katie McCabe's Arsenal, Barca crush Real Madrid
Results – Women’s Champions League
Quarter-Finals (Second Leg)
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BARCELONA DEMOLISHED RIVALS Real Madrid 6-0 tonight to progress to the women’s Champions League semi-finals, while Lyon will face Katie McCabe’s Arsenal.
Extra-time was required before Lyon defeated Wolfsburg, progressing with their 4-0 success. Yohannes 16th minute strike brought Lyon level 1-1 on aggregate but they didn’t score again until extra-time with Dumornay (102nd minute), Egurrola (105th minute), and Chawinga (119th minute) netting as they advanced.
Three-time winners Barca reached an eighth consecutive semi-final, with winger Caroline Graham Hansen netting twice and Alexia Putellas also on the scoresheet in the rout.
Putellas shone for the Catalan giants on her 500th appearance for the club in their first game at the rebuilt Camp Nou, building on their 6-2 quarter-final first leg victory.
Pere Romeu’s dominant side, runners-up to Arsenal last year, will face Bayern Munich in the semi-finals after the German side knocked out Manchester United on Wednesday.
Despite missing key player and long-term absentee Aitana Bonmati, Barca put on a tour de force to entertain a 60,000-strong crowd, the fourth-highest attendance in the competition’s history.
Arsenal had progressed past Chelsea on Wednesday night, and will now face Lyon at home in the first leg of their semi-final on 25 April, while Bayern Munich will entertain Barcelona on the same night.
The semi-final second legs take place on 2 May, with the taking place in Oslo on 23 May.
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