Chelsea had some unfinished business with Barcelona. And another VAR controversy
- Defender Ellie Carpenter played in atteck this time, gave Chelsea the lead in the 16th minute with a powerful solo strike.
- Barcelona equalised in the 24th minute via Ewa Pajor, who capitalised on a loose corner.
- The match was paused for about 10 minutes due to a power outage at Stamford Bridge, which disrupted TV and VAR systems.
- Chelsea had a clear late chance when Catarina Macario flicked in a header on her first touch, but it was ruled offside.
- After the draw, Chelsea remain in contention in the group, while Barcelona stay on top of the group.
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