That wraps up our live coverage of today's two semi-final ties.

Remember that highlights of both Man City and Chelsea's games are available via the BBC Sport website.

Extended coverage and analysis will be on the Women's Football Show tonight, which is on BBC One at 23:30 BST after MOTD2.

Thanks for joining us.

So, it is ultimately disappointment for both English sides in the Women's Champions League, with Manchester City Women and Chelsea Ladies exiting the competition.

City lost 1-0 on aggregate to four-times winners Lyon earlier today, with Chelsea going out 5-1 on aggregate to Wolfsburg.

The two clubs are vying for the Women's Super League One title, but England's wait for a first finalist since Arsenal lifted the trophy in 2007 goes on.

Sue Smith
Former England forward

"They will look at this game, review it and see that Wolfsburg were the better team over the two legs.

"Chelsea have to take credit for how they performed, especially in the first half. A few minute things could have been better.

"They have to be proud of themselves as they put in the work rate but it wasn't enough to beat this quality side.

"They have something to look forward to in the league and the FA Cup."

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The whistle goes and Wolfsburg's victory is confirmed.

Goals from Pernille Harder and and Ewa Pajor give the German side a 2-0 win on the day and a 5-1 victory on aggregate.

They will face French side Lyon in the final in Kiev next month.

It is the third consecutive season that Wolfsburg have knocked Chelsea out of Europe.

A late chance for Drew Spence, but the Chelsea substitute puts her effort straight at Wolfsburg keeper Almuth Schult.

There will be three added minutes in Germany.

Barring the spectacular, Chelsea are joining Man City Women in heading out of Europe.

Maria Thorisdottir's ball in to the Wolfsburg box from the left is cut out.

There won't be a late rally from the Blues.

Another booking for Chelsea, as Drew Spence picks up a yellow for a late challenge on Alexandra Popp.

It has all gone to plan for Wolfsburg Ladies boss Stephan Lerch today.

The two-time winners are heading for the final in Kiev and a match against French side Lyon.

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She hasn't had much to do today, but Wolfsburg keeper Almuth Schult has just made a brilliant save to deny Erin Cuthbert.

The keeper dives to her left to tip over a powerful shot from outside the box.

That one was heading in.

Another bold challenge in the Wolfsburg box, as Alexandra Popp slides in to dispossess Erin Cuthbert.

That was rather robust, but she got enough of the ball.

Wolfsburg are momentarily down to 10 players, with captain Nilla Fischer getting treatment on the sidelines.

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That second Wolfsburg goal now means that Chelsea Ladies need four if they wish to progress to the final.

It will be up there with the best comebacks in history if they can mange it.

Gilly Flaherty comes on for forward Fran Kirby as Blues boss Emma Hayes makes her final change.

Chelsea forward Ramona Bachmann gets a caution for pulling back Ewa Pajor.

And Wolfsburg's second goalscorer is then substituted, to be replaced by Tessa Wullaert.

Another Chelsea change, as Drew Spence comes on for Ji So-Yun.

It hasn't happened for the South Korea international today.

It really should be 2-0 to Wolfsburg.

Ewa Pajor gets in behind the Chelsea defence after a bad error from Jo So-Yun.

Her wayward header back drops to Maren Mjelde but she isn't expecting it and Pajor has a chance at goal, only to send her effort narrowly wide of the upright.

Millie Bright makes a crucial block to cut out a low cross from the Wolfsburg right.

If the Blues score three goals they can set up extra-time.

But it is looking unlikely.

Wolfsburg make their second change as Zsanett Jakabfi comes on for Caroline Hansen.