Chelsea have a golden opportunity to knock defending champions out of the Women's Champions League and reach the final for the second time in club history on Saturday.
'The Blues' won the first leg in Spain 1-0 thanks to an Erin Cuthbert goal and remain unbeaten in this year's competition, while it was Barcelona's first defeat on home soil for five years.
Saturday's match at Stamford Bridge will be the final home game for long-serving Chelsea manager Emma Hayes, who will leave at the end of the season to take charge of the USA women's national team.
Hayes' hopes of reaching the final in Bilbao will be boosted by the return of club captain and England stalwart Millie Bright, who is once again available for selection following five months out with a knee injury.
@UEFA 2024
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