Over the weekend, the first legs of the UEFA Women's Champions League semifinals took place, with Chelsea and Lyon emerging victorious in their respective matchups.
Chelsea stunned Barcelona with a 1-0 win in Spain, thanks to a goal from Erin Cuthbert. Barcelona, known for their unbeaten home record, faltered in a rare display of poor performance, with key players failing to make an impact.
Meanwhile, Lyon staged a remarkable comeback against PSG, scoring three goals in six minutes to secure a 3-2 victory. PSG's initial lead crumbled under Lyon's pressure, highlighting the experience and resilience of the eight-time Champions League winners.
In the Women's Super League, Manchester City dominated West Ham United with a 5-0 victory, solidifying their position at the top of the table. The win puts City three points clear and enhances their goal difference, adding pressure on their title rivals.
Elsewhere, Tottenham and Manchester United played out a 2-2 draw, providing valuable insights for Spurs ahead of their upcoming FA Cup final without key player Grace Clinton. The match showcased improvements in Spurs' gameplay and strategic adjustments.
In the Serie A, Juventus secured a crucial 2-1 win over Sassuolo to keep their title hopes alive, while Roma's draw against Fiorentina delayed their title celebrations. The Frauen-Bundesliga saw Eintracht Frankfurt leapfrog Hoffenheim into third place with a 4-1 win, intensifying the race for the Champions League berth.
Overall, the weekend's matches delivered thrilling encounters and set the stage for exciting second-leg fixtures in the UEFA Women's Champions League semifinals.
