FC Barcelona Femení secured their place in the final of the UEFA Women's Champions League after a commanding 4-1 win over Chelsea in the second leg of the semifinals at Stamford Bridge. Under the guidance of Pere Romeu, the Catalan side reaffirmed their dominance in Europe with another emphatic victory.
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<h3>Barcelona Finishes It Early</h3>
Carrying a 4-1 advantage from the first leg, Barcelona wasted no time in closing the series. In the 26th minute, Aitana Bonmatí opened the scoring with a precise shot following a brilliant attacking move. Just before halftime, at the 41st minute, Ewa Pajor extended the lead with a clinical finish inside the box.
Two minutes later, Claudia Pina made it 0-3 with an outstanding strike that left the Chelsea goalkeeper helpless. The first half was completely controlled by the blaugranas, who gave Chelsea no chance to respond.
<h3>Another Rout and Ticket to Lisbon</h3>
In the second half, Chelsea tried to push forward, but the Catalan defense, led by Mapi León and Irene Paredes, stayed solid. At the 90th minute, Salma Paralluelo scored the fourth goal for the visitors, sealing a historic night for Barcelona.
Sjoeke Nüsken Kaptein managed to score a consolation goal for the Blues in stoppage time, but the overall aggregate score of 8-2 showcased the overwhelming superiority of Barcelona across both legs.
FC Barcelona Femení will now play their fifth consecutive and sixth overall Champions League final on May 24 in Lisbon, where they will aim to defend their European crown. Their opponent will come from the clash between Olympique Lyonnais and Arsenal, with the French side holding a 2-1 lead from the first leg.
<h2>All the Goals</h2>
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(VIDEO) All Goals from Chelsea vs Barcelona in the UEFA Women's Champions League

Barcelona crushes Chelsea in London and advances to their fifth straight UEFA Women's Champions League final.

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