Emma Hayes said she couldn't watch Chelsea's penalty shootout victory over Lyon as the Blues made it to the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League.
Hayes' team looked to have suffered late heartbreak when Lyon substitute Sara Dabritz struck in extra-time which put the holders 2-1 up on aggregate. But Lauren James went over in the box in the dying seconds and after a lengthy VAR review Chelsea were awarded a penalty.
Maren Mjelde stepped up to convert and send a dramatic tie to a penalty shootout, which Chelsea then won 4-3 with goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger making two crucial saves. And Hayes labelled substitute Mjelde a club legend for her role in the remarkable win.