Defending champion Barcelona took a giant step towards the Women’s Champions League semi-finals after defeating Wolfsburg’s 4-1 quarter-finals on Wednesday.
The first half of their own goal and two fast hits at the beginning of the second half made Barcelona’s evening breakthrough.
The German Wolfsburg bent in front of his home audience with a score of 1-4 (0-1) and needs a miracle in the second match in Barcelona a week later on Thursday.
In the first half Caitlin Dijstra did their own goal followed by Irene Paredes and Salma paalluelon Fast goals at the beginning of the second half.
Janina minge narrowed to Wolfsburg just over ten minutes before the end but SYDNEY SCHERTENLEIB finished Barcelona with another fourth goal in the 88th minute.
Wolfsburg’s goalkeeper Minke described that “at times we felt like endless chickens on the field as we chased the opponent in the second half.”
Barcelona, who took the last three championship league wins, took as many as 28-4 and corner kicks 12-1.
Chelsea’s opening loss of the season
In the second opening part of the semi -finals, Manchester City won at home in England’s reigning champion Chelsea with two exchange players Vivianne Mieman by finishing 2-0 (0-0).
Manchester City cut off Chelsea’s season of unprofitable games. City became the first team to win a coach Sonia Bompastor Under Chelsea this season in 29th match.
Chelsea had previously won City in the English League Cup. Chelsea will meet City again on Sunday in the Women’s Super League and then in the second leg of the Champions League on March 27.
In Tuesday’s quarter -finals, Real Madrid had won 2-0 in Arsenal and Lyon’s guest 2-0 in Lyon.