Chelsea faces Barcelona in the Women's Champions League semi-finals, looking to avenge three losses in recent encounters. Having regained momentum by overcoming a quarter-final deficit against Manchester City, Chelsea's form is promising, fortified by their leadership in the Women's Super League and a League Cup victory. Meanwhile, Barcelona, the reigning champions, aim for a fifth consecutive final while managing player injuries, particularly with Caroline Graham Hansen's fitness uncertain. The match promises to be a significant clash between two of the top teams in women's football.
Chelsea enters the semi-finals in good form, having overturned a 2-0 quarter-final first leg defeat to Manchester City. They lead the Women's Super League and won the League Cup, demonstrating their resurgence. However, facing Barcelona, who boast a strong track record in recent years, presents a new and formidable challenge.
Barcelona, the holders, are eyeing a fifth successive final and a fourth title in five years. Their dominance on both domestic and continental stages is strengthened by Jonatan Giraldez's departure, with Pere Romeu maintaining their elite level.
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