Holders Lyon are through to the last four after seeing off last season's beaten finalists Wolfsburg 6-3 on aggregate.

They will play the winners of this tie in the semi-finals - but will it be PSG or Chelsea?

Chelsea full-back Hannah Blundell is receiving some treatment near the touchline - not sure what happened there but she's back to her feet and able to continue.

That PSG opener was greeted with a host of flares among the home support and they've left a plume of smoke over the pitch at the moment.

A reminder that PSG need to score at least twice in this second half to avoid being eliminated.

If Chelsea can nick an away goal, the home side would need to score four times.

No changes for either side to tell you about as the home side get us going again.

PSG are back onto the field and we're awaiting the return of Chelsea before the start of the second half, which shouldn't be too far away.

Millie Bright is back on Chelsea's bench tonight after being suspended for the first leg.

The centre-back missed England's SheBelieves Cup success earlier this month because of injury, but will return to Phil Neville's squad for their upcoming friendlies as preparations for this summer's World Cup continue.

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Chelsea are hoping to reach the last four of the Champions League and could still retain the FA Cup in a few weeks' time.

However, it seems like their Women's Super League crown will be heading a few miles down the road to Arsenal fairly soon.

The Gunners took another step towards the title with a crushing 5-1 win over Liverpool on Sunday.

Beth Mead recreated her stunning goal for England against Brazil - watch the video below.

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As Hannah Blundell demonstrates in the above picture, Chelsea have kept PSG at arm's length in the first half at Stade Jean Bouin.

It hasn't been a classic, but another 45 minutes like that and the Blues will be into the Champions League semi-finals.

A funny moment ends the first half as PSG take a foul throw that's not too dissimilar to a netball pass!

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Into two minutes of added time in the French capital.

A vocal section of PSG fans have some banners up appearing to react against their treatment in London before the first leg of this Women's Champions League tie.

Up to 50 fans were turned away from Kingsmeadow after knuckledusters, fireworks and drugs were discovered on a supporters' coach.

One banner at at Stade Jean Bouin reads "deprived from our freedom". Another read "treated as criminals".

After the first leg, Paris St-Germain said there was "no evidence of wrongdoing" by their fans.

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Just the slightest of sights of goal for Chelsea - Ji So-yun wins the ball back brilliantly in midfield to set up a counter attack and tries to thread a pass through to Ramona Bachmann.

However, PSG goalkeeper Christiane Endler is quickly off her line to end any threat to her goal.

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A wonderful crossfield pass picks out Marie-Antoinette Katoto on PSG's left and, like Kadidiatou Diani before her, she drives infield before trying an effort on goal.

The less said about the wayward shot, the better.

Ramona Bachmann gets a rare chance to run at the PSG defence but it comes to nothing.

Bachmann and Fran Kirby made the difference as substitutes in the first leg last week, creating Chelsea's two goals at Kingsmeadow.

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Some poor Chelsea defending lets in Kadidiatou Diani on the PSG left.

She cuts infield but sends her shot just wide of the near post.

A warning for Chelsea.

Chelsea's Ann-Katrin Berger is back to her feet and immediately back in the action, catching a cross from the PSG right.

There haven't been any shots on target as we pass the half-hour mark.

Chelsea strikers Beth England and Ramona Bachmann aren't being given the greatest of service by their team-mates at the moment. A lot of chasing lost causes for the front two.

Now there's some concern over the fitness of goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger, who is getting some ice applied to her thigh.

PSG are getting a little bit of joy in wide areas, but their crosses into the box have lacked any real quality.

There's been constant drumming and singing from the home supporters throughout the first 20 minutes.

On the pitch, it's so far, so good for Chelsea. They've not threatened too much, but there have been no massive alarms to their own goal either.

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