It's settled down a little now after that frantic couple of minutes.

Barely two minutes between the two goals.

Klara Buehl scored a crucial, late goal in the first leg for Bayern and has two bites at the cherry here, a complete airshot on the first one and screwing the next strike over.

Bayern defender Paulina Dudek has collected an early yellow card.

Not what you need when you are behind on aggregate.

PSG haven't been able to work anything so far, Bayern have made a bright start.

Wasted by Carolin Simon, curled over the bar.

Should work Barbora Votikova at least.

Bayern earn a free-kick on the edge of the box and this is in a very good position.

Bayern's injury issues mean they only have four subs and I'm hearing sub goalkeeper Juliane Schmid might have to come on as an outfield player.

That would be some story.

First effort of the game comes from Bayern's Lineth Beerensteyn, wriggling away but scuffing wide.

It a raucous atmosphere in Paris, the home ultras are getting right behind their side.

Drums, megaphones, smoke grenades, the lot.

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Away we go a Stade Charlety, Paris.

Barcelona

Barcelona's Caroline Graham Hansen told DAZN: "I had to hold my tears back, because this is just too crazy. The crowd is not leaving, they're staying to celebrate with us. I couldn't imagine anything like it, it's just goosebumps all over the place.

"The fans have been singing all game, it's been amazing and it's something I never dreamt of happening. Here today we did it and I hope it's not the last time we do this.

"In the first half I missed a really big chance, and in the second-half it was an amazing feeling to score a goal. I can't even describe it, it's one of those moments that will be in my head for the rest of my life.

"It's not only 91,000 here, it's 91,000 having a party. And if you're having fun, I think people will want to repeat it. It's going to be a game changer, not only for our team, but for the women's game."

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Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored twice as Paris St-Germain claimed a slender win at Bayern Munich in their Women's Champions League quarter-final first-leg match.

Katoto smashed into the roof of the net in the first half after Kadidiatou Diani's effort had hit the crossbar.

The 23-year-old then headed in a second midway through the second half to seemingly put PSG in command.

However, Klara Buehl pulled one back from a free-kick in the closing stages.

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The teams are in for the late kick-off in tonight's other Champions League quarter-final, PSG are looking strong with Marie-Antoinette Katoto starting after her two goals in the first leg last week, but Bayern have a number of Covid absentees and only name four subs on the bench.

PSG XI: Votikova, Lawrence, Dudek, Ilestedt, Karchaoui, Geyoro, Hamraoui, Diallo, Diani, Katoto, Baltimore.

Bayern XI: Leitzig, Glas, Viggosdottir, Kumagai, Simon, Gwinn, Magull, Lohmann, Buehl, Schuller, Beerensteyn.

We'll bring you any reaction we can from Barcelona's victory, but in the meantime we can switch our attention to the second game of the night.

All over on a historic evening at the Nou Camp.

Holders Barcelona make it through to the Champions League semi-finals with an 8-3 aggregate win over Real Madrid.

It was witnessed by 91,553 supporters, a new world record.

No. No, no, no no Alexia, not what you want to see.

Barca skipper Alexia Putellas tries to con the referee into winning a penalty by leaving her leg dangling and going over in the box.

Stephanie Frappart is too clever for that though and books the Ballon d'Or holder.

A real party atmosphere at the Nou Camp now, they've been entertained in this second half.