Barcelona enters this semi-final with a remarkable performance, having trounced Real Madrid with an aggregate score of 12-2 in their quarter-final tie. Their dominance in the tournament is underscored by their recent Champions League titles, having won the prestigious trophy in 2021, 2023, and 2024. This history of success places Barcelona as the favorites in the upcoming matches.

The first leg of the semi-final will take place in Munich on April 25 or 26, with the return fixture scheduled for May 2 or 3 in Barcelona. The stakes are high for both teams, as they aim to secure a place in the final of one of the most coveted tournaments in women’s football.

Barcelona Femení, established in 1970, has built a legacy in women’s football, winning a total of ten league titles, including six consecutive victories from the 2019/20 season to the 2024/25 season. Their current form is impressive, with the team netting 106 goals in just 24 league matches this season while conceding only six, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive strength.

One of the standout players for Barcelona this season has been Ewa Pajor, who scored 25 goals in her first season with the club. Her contributions have been vital in maintaining Barcelona’s dominance in both domestic and European competitions.