There were positive signs for Chelsea in the early stages. Hannah Hampton saved Alexia Putellas’ penalty with 12 minutes on the clock to start the Blues on the right foot. But they found themselves trailing by one at half-time thanks to a clinical finish from Ewa Pajor, who split Baltimore and Millie Bright to punish the visitors.

When is it? How can you watch it? What are the starting line-ups? All you need to know about the UEFA Women's Champions League semi-final first leg between Barcelona and Chelsea.

Under a young new coach in his first ever season taking the reigns of a professional team, Barcelona are still the best team in the world. Their playing style hasn’t changed much from their three years being trained by Jonatan Giráldez, and their on-pitch results are largely the same.