Barcelona are looking to record their third win on the bounce against Real Madrid this evening.

They have already put eight goals past Madrid in the past eight days, having beaten then 6-2 in the first leg before winning 3-0 in the league on Sunday.

The three-time Champions League winners are also currently 13 points clear of Real at the top of Liga F.

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As ever we want to hear from you on all things Women's Champions League.

Any predictions for 'El Clasico' part two? And how do you rate Wolfsburg's chance of holding off Queens of the continent Lyon?

With holders Arsenal and German giants Bayern Munich already into the final four, who are you backing to go on and win the whole thing?

In case you missed the drama in the Champions League last night...

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor said her players "do not deserve that level of refereeing" after Arsenal's Katie McCabe avoided a red card for pulling Alyssa Thompson's hair during their quarter-final exit.

The Blues were chasing a late leveller after scoring an added-time goal to make it 3-2 on aggregate when McCabe reached out and tugged Thompson's hair.

The United States winger was breaking forward, but McCabe escaped a yellow card and the video assistant referee (VAR) did not advise referee Frida Mia Klarlund to review the incident.

Bompastor was shown a yellow card for angrily protesting against the decision and was then sent off as she continued her outburst - although she refused to leave the touchline as Arsenal held on to reach the semi-finals.

The furious Frenchwoman arrived for an interview with BBC Two prepared with her mobile phone so she could show a replay of the incident.

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Holders Arsenal are the only English side to have made it through to the final four this season.

They beat Chelsea 3-2 on aggregate despite a 1-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge last night.

There was late heartbreak for Manchester United at Bayern Munich, who pulled the match back to 3-3 on aggregate before conceding two goals in the final 10 minutes as they were knocked out.

Barcelona boss Pere Romeu make two changes from last week's 6-2 first-leg win.

Caroline Graham-Hansen, who started their Liga F game on Sunday, replaces Clara Serrajordi, while Mapi Leon comes in for Aicha Camara at centre-back.

Barcelona XI: Coll; Batlle, Paredes, Leon, Brugts; Lopez, Patri, Putellas; Graham Hansen, Pajor, Pina.

Subs: G Font, T Font, Schertenleib, Paralluelo, Torrejon, Serrajordi, Nazareth, Camara, Fenger, Ranera, Julia.

There is no space in Real Madrid's starting XI for Scotland midfielder Caroline Weir.

She drops to the bench along with former Everton defender Sara Holmgaard and Sara Dabritz.

They are replaced by Sandie Toletti and Yasmim, who started in Sunday's defeat, along with Sheila Garcia.

Real Madrid XI: Rodriguez; Garcia, Mendez, Lakrar, Yasmim; Angeldahl, Toletti; Del Castillo, Caicedo, Navarro; Feller.

Subs: Frohms, Antonia, Galvez, Comendador, Dabritz, Weir, Redondo, Bennison, Holmgaard, Andersson, Keukelaar, Dorado.

Who will join Arsenal and Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals?

It looks like Barcelona have their spot in the final four all wrapped up as they lead 6-2 on aggregate going into their second leg against Real Madrid at 17:45 BST.

At 20:00 BST, Lyon, who lost the first leg 1-0, take on Wolfsburg.

Semi-final draw:

• Bayern Munich v Barcelona/Real Madrid
• Arsenal v Lyon/Wolfsburg

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Good evening. It is time for the last two Women's Champions League quarter-finals.

Barcelona, Real Madrid, Lyon and Wolfsburg are all vying to join Arsenal and Bayern Munich in the final four.

Our first game comes from the Nou Camp at 17:45 BST, where Barcelona lead 6-2 against Real following the first leg.

Lyon, who trail 1-0 on aggregate, host Wolfsburg at 20:00 BST.