Barcelona’s Norwegian forward Caroline Graham Hansen (C) scored the opening goal against Chelsea.
BARCELONA – Barcelona booked their place in a third consecutive women’s Champions League final with a 1-1 draw against Chelsea on Thursday at Camp Nou, progressing 2-1 on aggregate.
First-leg goalscorer Caroline Graham Hansen broke the deadlock after 63 minutes but Guro Reiten quickly levelled from a rebound after Sam Kerr was denied.
In front of over 72,000 fans, the 2021 winners held on to reach a fourth final in five years.
Chelsea showed plenty of grit to stay in the tie against a superior Barca, becoming the first side to stop them from winning in a home match all season across all competitions.
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