There has been a lengthy delay in play after Steph Houghton came out worse in an aerial challenge for the ball.

Play restarts at an atmospheric Parc Olympique Lyonnais.

Lyon, who are heading for a 12th domestic title in a row, are bossing this game so far.

The tempo has slowed down somewhat, but City will feel fortunate not to be 2-0 down in these early stages.

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Amandine Henry could have put this game almost out of sight in these early stages.

She unleashes a fierce shot from long-range which strikes the upright. This is not a great start for Man City.

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"That is a great strike from Lucy Bronze and a wonderful volley. City keeper Karen Bardsley had no chance. Now it is crucial City stay in the game and don't concede another goal."

Lyon win another free-kick, this time after Nikita Parris fouls her former teammate Lucy Bronze.

Amandine Henry then misses the target.

In the mean time, it looks like our footage is back and you can now watch today's game on the BBC Red Button service and at the top of this page. Apologies for the delay.

Another chance for the hosts!

Wendie Renard heads just wide of the right-hand post from a Dzsenifer Marozsan's free-kick.

Nervy times for Man City.

Lyon forward Dzsenifer Marozsan has the first chance of the afternoon but fortunately for Man City, her shot is off target.

We apologise for the lack of pictures from France on the Red Button stream - we hope to bring you the action from Lyon v Manchester City Women as soon as possible.

In the meantime, we'll keep you updated with the action from Parc Olympique Lyonnais via text.

And we are under way.

A reminder that, not only do we have live text coverage of both of today's semi-finals, but you can also watch the game.

Click the play button above and you can watch all the action live or press the red button on your telly boxes.

Before we get going, how do we feel about today? Can Manchester City Women beat reigning champions Lyon and become only the second English team - after Arsenal - to reach the Women's Champions League?

Will Chelsea Ladies overturn a huge Wolfsburg lead to set up an all-English final?

Let us know using #bbcfootball.

Lyon make two changes from their goalless draw against Manchester City Women last week as Saki Kumagai and Camille Abily come in.

Lyon: Bouhaddi, Renard, Kumagai, Majri, Le Sommer, Marozsán, Hegerberg, Bronze, Abily, Henry, M'Bock Bathy.

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Manchester City Women boss Nick Cushing has named an unchanged side for the reverse fixture against Lyon.

Subs: Roebuck, Jans, Middag, Toone, Emslie, Nadim, Ross.

Manchester City Women will take a lot from the fact they have managed to beat Lyon on their own ground last season.

City lost 3-2 on aggregate to the French club at the same stage last term but did manage a 1-0 second-leg away win.

The same result or a score draw will be enough for City to progress this season, after last Sunday's 0-0 draw in Manchester.

No English side has reached the Women's European final since Arsenal's win in 2007. Will Nick Cushing's side reach the final in Kiev on 24 May? Or are Lyon on their way to a third successive title after triumphs in 2016 and 2017?

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90 massive minutes follow for four of Europe's finest teams as they battle to seal their place in the Women's Champions League final.

In the first of today's two semi-finals, Manchester City Women cross the English Channel to face off against reigning champions Lyon.

Goalless after the first leg at the Academy Stadium last Sunday, Nick Cushing's side are one game away from their first appearance in a Women's Champions League final.

Later, we'll have coverage of Chelsea Ladies' trip to face Wolfsburg Ladies as they aim to overturn the German side's 3-1 lead from the first leg.

Excited? I am. Kick-off is coming soon.

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