FT: Barcelona 4-2 Bayern (Agg 5-3)
Paralluelo with opener for Barcelona
Dallmann equalises for Bayern Munich, before Putellas makes it 2-1 for Barcelona
Pajor makes it 3-1, before Putellas adds fourth for Barcelona
Harder gets second for Bayern to make it 4-2
Winner take on Lyon in final in Oslo on 23rd May
FT: Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
That's all from us!
After beating Bayern Munich 5-3 on aggregate, it's Barcelona who join Lyon in the Women's Champions League final.
You can read Jonty Colman's report here.
Will it be a record-extending ninth title for Lyon or a fourth title for Barcelona, drawing them level with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Who will lift the trophy? You'll have to join us on 23 May to find out.
See you soon. Goodbye!
FT: Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Mark your calendars for 23 May.
Here's how Barcelona and Lyon booked their places in Oslo.
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Barcelona
Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmati speaking to Disney+: "So happy to be back on this incredible day. We made it to another final, so great job from the team. They are doing another amazing season. To reach another final is incredible.
"In my career I have had very special moments, but today is one of the most special. To come back from a long injury at Spotify Camp Nou in front of 60,000 people, winning against Bayern to reach another Champions League final, amazing."
On her emotions coming on and thoughts the ovation she got: "I've been in a lot of big moments so with experience you are used to these kind of moments. I was ready to play. I was happy and calm because I did a great job in these five months [recovering] so I was calm."
On her chance: "This time I couldn't score but I am a human. [If it was] two weeks later I maybe score a goal? I need a little bit more time."
On the journey to get back on the pitch: "A lot of ups and downs, I still have them because some days I have a lot of pain. I have to keep training and moving. It is like a roller-coaster but you have to live like this, I am learning to live like this, I have learned a lot and I'm grateful to have had this experience."
On getting back to the final after losing it last year: "Football has these opportunities. Sometimes you lose and sometimes you win. Another opportunity and another challenge. My team worked hard this year to make another final and to try to win another Champions League. [Last year] we said goodbye to the Champions League not in the way we wanted but this time we have another chance.
"It is an amazing game. I respect Lyon a lot. It is a team we looked at when we were nothing eight years ago saying 'we want to be like them, like these players and this team' they won everything. Lyon v Barca I think is the best game in the world."
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Barcelona
Before hearing from Aitana Bomati, here's Barcelona defender Esmee Brugts speaking to Uefa: "Another opportunity. We have been working so, so hard. We have been suffering this season also but it feels like a relief to reach the final.
"But we are not there yet, we have to play one more final with all our heart.
"Bayern is a top, top club and they made it very difficult in the away game for us and we knew we had to do things much better today. There is more pressure because you come from 1-1, today was the day to get a result and we did it. So, so proud we could achieve it."
On playing at the Camp Nou: "I enjoyed every single second of it and will enjoy it after this also."
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Barcelona's Aitana Bonmati, who made her return from injury after nearly six months out, tells Disney+ that the Spanish side modelled themselves on Lyon - who they will play in the final later this month.
Over the past eight seasons, Barcelona have reached seven Women's Champions League final, winning three.
Lyon are the most successful side in Women's Champions League history, winning eight titles.
Full quotes coming up.
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Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich striker Pernille Harder speaking to Uefa: "When we started to be aggressive, we created so much. I'm a bit annoyed about the VAR situation. I've not seen it back but it has to be a clear and obvious foul for her to take it back and maybe it is. But my feeling is it wasn't.
"I'm proud of the second half from us. The first half we defended a lot deep, we wanted to, but looking back I think we should have been more aggressive earlier.
"They scored four goals against us and I know we're playing against Barcelona but if a team scores four goals against us, it's difficult to win games. I'm proud of what we have achieved, how we have performed but also quite annoyed we haven't reached the final.
"We will take the good parts of the game with us for never season. I think we showed we have a really high level and I hope we can keep developing and get even better."
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Lianne Sanderson
Former England footballer on Disney+
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's no coincidence that Barcelona constantly find themselves in finals and semi-finals.
It's a team game. I'm sure Claudia Pina was disappointed not to start the game but she made an impact.
This is what we play for.
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Miss any of the action? Here's a reminder of how things played out at Camp Nou.
Salma Paralluelo gave Barcelona the lead after just 13 minutes, slamming home Caroline Graham Hansen's cross at the back post.
Bayern were only briefly behind, Linda Dallmann levelling after a sharp counter-attack, before Barcelona captain Alexia Putellas pounced on some confusion in the box to restore her side's lead: Barcelona 2-1 Bayern at the break.
A powerful header from Ewa Pajor and a second for Putellas appeared to have put the semi-final to bed.
However, a cool finish through the legs of Cata Coll from Bayern's Pernille Harder set up a tense final 20 minutes.
The Dane had a 90th minute strike ruled out by VAR as Barcelona clung on for the win.
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Lianne Sanderson
Former England footballer on Disney+
If think if there was 10 more minutes in that game, Bayern could have done something, it flipped on its head.
Barcelona have invested in their women's team and that's why there are so many fans here [at the Camp Nou].
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So it's Barcelona who join Lyon in final, marking the fourth meeting in the trophy match between the two European giants.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
The final whistle blows.
Barcelona have won 5-3 on aggregate to advance to a sixth consecutive Women's Champions League final.
It's a third semi-final exit for Bayern Munich, having suffered a similar fate in 2019 and 2021. Their wait for a maiden final goes on.
Image source, ReutersBarcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on Disney+
Bayern have been excellent and their application has never wavered, regardless of the gap that has occurred.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
One minute to play. Bayern Munich need two goals...
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on Disney+
VAR is not for re referring the game.
That was 50-50. Go with the onfield decision because that was not a mistake by [referee] Stephanie Frappart.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
It's adjudged that Patri Guijarro was fouled in the build-up to that goal as she was muscled off the ball.
Bayern Munich are furious.
Pernille Harder (90 mins)
Do not go anywhere - Bayern Munich are not done yet!
Pernille Harder drives forward, passes the ball wide to Edna Imade, who immediately plays it back. It's a little bit behind Harder but she buries her strike!
But wait... a VAR check! Was there a foul in the build up?
Image source, ReutersBarcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Big save from Ena Mahmutovic to deny Ewa Pajor!
Barcelona have another corner.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Pernille Harder and Linda Dallmann get in each other's way in the box. Another chance goes begging for Bayern.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Two changes for Barcelona as we enter the final five minutes.
Alexia Putellas and Esmee Brugts make way for Kika Nazareth and Aicha Camara.
Barcelona 4-2 Bayern Munich (Agg 5-3)
Bayern Munich's Vanessa Gilles creeps a few paces up the touchline as she prepares to take a throw-in.
She's ordered back by the referee.
Barcelona reach Women's Champions League final with victory over Bayern
Barcelona will face Lyon in the Women's Champions League final for the fourth time in seven years after a 4-2 semi-final second-leg win over Bayern Munich at the Nou Camp.
After a 1-1 draw in the first leg, strikes from Salma Paralluelo and captain Alexia Putellas either side of Linda Dallman's equaliser put Barca on course for a sixth straight Champions League final.
Goals after the break from Ewa Pajor and Putellas, before a consolation strike from Pernille Harder, confirmed a 5-3 aggregate victory in front of a capacity crowd of more than 60,000.
In a frantic first half which featured three goals in nine minutes, Paralluelo latched on to Caroline Graham Hansen's cross at the back post to put Barca ahead.
Bayern equalised when Harder drove forward on the counter-attack before laying off for Dallmanto to score with a first-time finish.
Barca restored their advantage through Putellas, who finished from inside the penalty area after Vanessa Gilles failed to clear.
Pajor converted Paralluelo's cross from the left and Putellas acrobatically volleyed in after Esmee Brugts' header from a set-piece.
Harder capitalised on poor defending to pull a goal back for Bayern, before substitute Arianna Caruso had an effort tipped on to the crossbar by Barca keeper Catalina Coll, and Dallman hit the bar moments later.
Harder netted for a second time in stoppage time, only for the goal to be disallowed for a foul in the build-up.
Barca midfielder Aitana Bonmati, the winner of the past three Ballons d'Or, came on as a second-half substitute, her first appearance since breaking a leg in November.
"I'm so happy to be back. We make it to another final," she told ESPN.
"Our team is doing an amazing season. Another Champions League final. Incredible team.
"In my career I've had very special moments but today is one of the most special moments. Back from a long injury in front of 60,000 people and beating Bayern is special."
Paralluelo was one of two changes to the Barca side made by head coach Pere Romeu from the team that draw in Munich last weekend.
Her impact was instant.
In the first minute she was found at the back post by fellow winger Graham Hansen and, while she did not score on that occasion, it was a warning sign of the havoc they caused throughout.
They combined to open the scoring, Paralluelo converting from close range courtesy of a superb Graham Hansen cross.
When Barca took the lead for a second time, Paralluelo's cross from the left could not be cleared properly and Putellas capitalised.
Paralluelo was again involved in Barca's third when her cross from the left was headed in by Pajor.
"I really like Paralluelo - she's got a lot about her," said former England and Chelsea striker Leanne Sanderson on ESPN.
"She hasn't just got pace. She can score goals as well. She took her chance today."
At 22, Paralluelo is only 90 minutes away from adding a third Champions League trophy to her impressive collection.
Champions Barcelona host Levante in Liga F Moeve on Wednesday, when Bayern - also confirmed as league champions - entertain Hoffenheim in the Frauen-Bundesliga.
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