We know all participants of the UWCL semi-finals
After Thursday's matches, we already know what the UEFA Women's Champions League semi-final line-up will look like.
Chelsea will face defending champions Barcelona, a team renowned for their dominance in European competitions. Chelsea's recent 3-0 victory over Manchester City showcased their formidable form, with standout performances from Nathalie Björn and Mayra Ramírez. To overcome Barcelona, Chelsea will need to maximize their home advantage and maintain their high-intensity play.
Arsenal will have to deal with multiple champions Olympique Lyon after knocking out Real Madrid. The Gunners beat the White Ballet 3-0 at home at the Emirates on Wednesday to turn the series around after losing 3-2 in Madrid. The teams already met in the Champions League in 2022 in the group stage, when Arsenal won 5-1 but lost 0-1 in the return leg.
The matches will take place on 19 and 26 April.
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