Barcelona Defeats Bayern Munich to Reach Women's Champions League Final
Barcelona advanced to their sixth consecutive Women's Champions League final after defeating Bayern Munich 4-2 in the second leg of the semifinals, securing a 5-3 aggregate victory. The match, held at Camp Nou before over 60,000 spectators, saw Alexia Putellas score twice for the Spanish giants. Salma Paralluelo and Ewa Pajor also contributed goals for Barcelona. Despite a resilient performance from Bayern, featuring two goals from Pernille Harder and hitting the woodwork twice late in the game, the German side could not overcome the deficit. A late third goal by Harder was disallowed by VAR, sealing Bayern's fate. Barcelona will face OL Lyonnes in the final scheduled for May 23 in Oslo, Norway. Lyonnes had previously eliminated defending champions Arsenal. For Bayern Munich, the loss ends their bid for a maiden Champions League title, though they remain contenders for a domestic double, having already won the Bundesliga and preparing for the German Cup final against Wolfsburg.
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