All the reaction as Chelsea reach the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League, beating Women's Super League rivals Manchester City on aggregate.

Arsenal completed a dream comeback against Real Madrid in the second leg of their Women’s Champions League quarter-final to win 3-2 on aggregate and progress to the semi-finals for the eighth time in their history.

Chelsea pulled off a stunning comeback to beat Manchester City 3-0 in the women's Champions League quarter-finals on Thursday, overturning a two-goal first-leg deficit to secure a place in the last four with a 3-2 aggregate victory.

Leila Ouahabi says Manchester City will use the pain of our UEFA Women’s Champions League exit to Chelsea to improve moving forward. After winning the first leg of the quarter-final 2-0 at the Joie

Chelsea have knocked Manchester City out of the Champions League and progressed to the semi-finals after a devastating 3-0 win in the quarter-final second leg. The hosts went into the tie trailing 2-0 but three first-half goals in the fourth straight meeting between the teams across three competitions quashed any lingering nerves at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea won 3-2 on aggregate.

Trailing 2-0 from the first leg of their Women's Champions League quarter-final tie with Manchester City, Chelsea needed a quick start at Stamford Bridge. And they got it through a brilliant finish

Real Madrid will resume their La Liga campaign with a home fixture against struggling Leganes on Saturday night. Los Blancos are second in the La Liga table, behind leaders Barcelona on the head-to-head record, while Leganes occupy 18th, level on points with 17th-placed Alaves in the battle to remain in Spain's top flight.

Arsenal have a 2-0 deficit to make up when they host the return leg of their UWCL quarter-final against Real Madrid. The Gunners entered last week's first leg in Madrid off the back of a five-game winning run in all competitions,

As important as tonight’s clash against Leganes is for Real Madrid, it is in Carlo Ancelotti’s best interest to regulate the minutes of several stars who had a fatiguing international break over