UEFA Technical Observer and Norway coach Gemma Grainger highlights how Barcelona dominated in the 4-1 victory at Chelsea that took them through to the UEFA Women's Champions League final.

You rarely see teams overcoming three-goal leads in the knockout stages of a continental competition like the UEFA Women’s Champions League. But don’t say it’s over until it’s definitely over, especially when we’re talking about Chelsea Women.

Arsenal reached the Women’s Champions League final for the first time since 2007 after overturning a first-leg deficit against Lyon with a 4-1 victory on Sunday. Arsenal had trailed 2-1 after last weekend’s defeat at the Emirates Stadium but recorded an emphatic win over the record eight-time European champions to progress 5-3 on aggregate and set up a meeting with Barcelona in May’s final.