Chelsea's UEFA Women's Champions League run came to an end on Thursday evening against Barcelona as the hosts secured a 2-1 aggregate win.
It was a quiet first half at the Camp Nou as the hosts dominated proceedings but were unable to find a breakthrough. Chelsea were cautious in their approach and would've been satisfied with the 0-0 result at half time given Barcelona had the better chances.
It didn't take long in the second half for Caroline Graham Hansen to break the deadlock after the break, however, as she fired Barcelona in front and extended their aggregate lead. Chelsea, though, refused to back down as Guro Reiten pulled a goal back moments later to keep their hopes alive.
