Suzanne Wrack

A final against either Chelsea or Barcelona awaits the winner of this tie. Chelsea have drawn first blood in their semi-final. Check out Suzanne Wrack’s Barcelona v Chelsea match report.

For Lyon there are three changes from the side who beat Saint Etienne 6-1 in their last league game. Amel Majri, Dzsenifer Marozsán and Alice Sombath make way for Lindsey Horan, Delphine Cascarino and Ellie Carpenter.

PSG also make three changes from their 3-3 draw with Guingamp. Grace Geyoro, Jackie Groenen and Elisa De Almeida replace Thiniba Samoura, Anaïs Ebayilin and Tara Elimbi Gilbert.

Lyon: Endler, Carpenter, Mbock Bathy, Renard, Bacha, Horan, Egurrola, Dumornay, Diani, Becho, D. Cascarino

Subs: Belhadj, Benkarth, Morroni, Majri, Van de Donk, Sombath, Sylla, Gilles, Ma. Mendy

PSG: Picaud, Le Guilly, Gaetino, De Almeida, Karchoui, Geyoro, Groenen, Albert, Chawinga, Katoto, Baltimore

Subs: Kiedrzynek, Szperkowska, Samoura, Martens, Vangsgaard, Tounkara, Folquet, Ebayilin, Traore, Elimbi Gilbert

Hello and welcome to live minute-by-minute coverage of Lyon v PSG in the Women’s Champions League semi-final.

It’s the most played fixture in the history of the competition, with four semi-final clashes between the sides alone. If history is anything to go by, Lyon should prevail because of their last three semi-final victories over PSG. They also have the edge over their domestic rivals in the Division 1 Féminine as Sonia Bompastor’s side sit at the top of the table.

But, football is a funny old game, and PSG will be encouraged by their 1-1 draw with Lyon in February. It took a last minute own goal from Elisa De Almeida to maintain Lyon’s unbeaten record in the league. Jocelyn Prêcheur’s team will be hoping to go one step further in their bid to win a first Champions League title.

It should be an exciting game. There’s only national pride at stake. Keep refreshing this page for updates.

Kick off is at 18:00 BST.