Women's Champions League semi-final as it happened - Barcelona defeat Chelsea 2-1 on aggregate

The Catalan club see the job through as they claim their place in the Women's Champions League final for a third successive year.

Chelsea gave it everything and will bow out with their heads held high.

Barcelona can now look forward to the final at Eindhoven, to be played against either Arsenal or Wolfsburg on Saturday, June 3.

Still time for what would be a late, late goal.

Cuthbert is into the book.

Paralluelo is picked out inside the box and despite the close proximity of the Chelsea defender, gets her shot away. Berger makes a fine save, low to her left.

James tries her luck from 25 yards but her shot is always rising and fails to test Barcelona goalkeeper Panos.

Is a third successive Champions League final on the horizon for Barcelona? They have five minutes to hang on.

Hayes rolls the dice once again as she replaces Perisset with Kaneryd.

The excellent Bonmati leads another Barcelona attack and she switches it Paralluelo, but Chelsea get enough bodies back to defend the danger.

At the opposite end, Cuthbert's shot from distance is straight at Panos.

As it stands, Barcelona's long winning streak at home is coming to an end. They won't mind too much - as long as they can hold on to their narrow advantage in the tie.

Just before Chelsea's double switch, Kerr had a shot blocked having been fed by Reiten.

It is something of a surprise that Reiten has been taken off given her contribution tonight.

Reiten and Fleming make way for James and Harder.

Crnogocevic takes the place of Torrejon.

How crucial could this goal prove to be?

It's game on once more!

Moments after Chelsea conceded the opener, Reiten has equalised!

Kerr is played through on goal but can't find a way past the onrushing Panos. The loose ball drops kindly to Reiten, who makes no mistake.

Chelsea just need one more goal to level the aggregate score.

Barcelona are furious; they feel Cuthbert committed a foul in the build-up but the goal will stand following a VAR check.

Graham Hansen may have just put the game beyond Chelsea's reach!

The Norway international - scorer of the winner in the first leg - finishes off a fine counter-attacking goal.

It's a fine driving run by Bonmati and she picks her pass perfectly to Graham Hansen who shows great composure and makes no mistake with her finish, despite the best efforts of the sliding Carter.

Oshoala and Walsh make way for Engen and Paralluelo.

Chelsea win their first corner of the game, taken by Perisset. The referee spots an infringement inside the box, however, and Barcelona have a free-kick.

Graham Hansen is allowed to run and run, perhaps taking a touch too many as she swivels on the edge of the box. She gets a shot away but it never looks like troubling Berger.

For all of Barcelona's attacking endeavour, they have yet to register a shot on target.