Women's Champions League quarter-final as it happened - Chelsea beat Lyon on penalties at Stamford Bridge

Cascarino is inside the box for Lyon as a cross is sent in, but Chelsea scramble clear. The visitors come back quickly, though, Carter conceding a corner.

Chelsea are asking for a handball inside the Lyon penalty area as Cuthbertson's is blocked by a defender. The referee isn't moved.

Becho gets in behind Chelsea's defence but Eriksson is well positioned to clear.

Stamford Bridge is filled with nervous energy.

James drills a great cross into a dangerous area, but can't pick out a team-mate.

Van de Donk is booked for a foul on James down the left flank. Reiten's delivery is dealt with by the Lyon defence.

Kerr goes down inside the Lyon box but the referee ignores Chelsea's appals for a penalty.

Better from Chelsea as they force a corner, the noise inside Stamford Bridge turning up a notch.

Looks like we are going all the way, unless there is a late and decisive goal in the last 10 minutes.

Wow, Lyon are level in the tie! Centre-back Gilles is the unlikely goalscorer, squeezing the ball past Berger from the near post following Horan's right-flank cross.

Majri is replaced by Becho.

Perisset goes to ground and is also forced off. She's replaced by Mjelde.

Finally, Ingle is on the pitch and Chelsea are back to 11.

Leupolz, whose nose is still bleeding, walks off the pitch and Chelsea are temporarily down to 10 players.

Leupolz isn't going to be able to continue and Chelsea are preparing to bring on Ingle.

Chelsea's Leupolz requires treatment for a bloodied nose after an accidental collision with Van de Donk.

The Lyon striker times her run perfectly as she meets a ball over the top with her head but fails to test Berger in the Chelsea goal.

Chelsea 49% - Lyon 51%

Cascarino twists and turns to create the space for her cross and she delivers a dangerous ball to the back post, searching for Hegerberg but Buchanan does just enough to win the header.

Dabritz comes on for Egurrola as the visitors roll the dice once more.