Paris Saint-Germain v Lyon live – Women’s Champions League latest as Dumornay doubles aggregate lead

Diani cuts inside from the left, beating three players with some glorious footwork before running into the keeper Picaud. No matter: she was offside.

Chawinga runs at Carpenter in the area to win a corner, though it probably should have been a goalkick. It's driven deep and misjudged by the keeper Endler, but the under pressure Le Guilly can only head the ball back across goal rather than into the vacant net.

PSG are having an even share of possession but Lyon look more threatening when they have the ball. Right here, right now, it feels like the same old story between PSG and Lyon. But there's plenty of time to change the old narrative.

Dumornay beats De Almeida in the area, gets to the byline and drives a cutback that is behind the players in the middle. Another Lyon goal now would surely settles this.

Lyon's Danielle van de Donk is booked for dissent after a foul by Carpenter on Karchaoui. I thoiught it was Carpenter who'd been booked but the official Uefa graphic says Van de Donk.

The home side have calmed things down after that tumultuous start to the game. They're having a decent share of the ball now, though they're yet to create anything of note.

After 80 minutes of this tie, Lyon were 2-0 down. After 97, they're 4-2 up.

The last defender de Alemeida makes a vital sliding interception to stop Diani put Dumornay through on goal. Lyon have maded a ferocious start.

A dream start for Lyon! Bacha took a short corner on the right, got the ball back and drilled a low shot from 20 yards that slithered through the hands of Picaud at the near post. She probably should have done better. I think she expected a cross and was taken by surprise.

Lyon get the game under way, kicking from left to right as we watch. There are loud boos from the home fans at the first whistle, presumably because Lyon have the ball.

Let's have a reminder of the teams.

Paris Saint-Germain: Picaud, Le Guilly, Gaetino, De Almeida, Karchaoui, Geyoro, Groenen, Samoura, Baltimore, Katoto, Chawinga. Subs: Szperkowska, Kiedrzynek, Martens, Fazer, Vangsgaard, Tounkara, Albert, Folquet, Ebayilin, Traore, Elimbi.

Lyon: Endler, Carpenter, Gilles, Renard, Bacha, Horan, Egurrola, Van de Donk, Diani, Dumornay, Cascarino. Subs: Morroni, Majri, Marozsan, Belhadj, Sombath, Sylla, Marques, Becho, Benkarth, Mendy.

In recent years Paris Saint-Germain have been one of the best teams in Europe, never mind France, but Lyon always seem to find a way to win when it matters. They have been French champions in 16 of the last 17 seasons, with PSG temporarily stopping them in 2020-21. They have also won the Champions League eight times, including six in the last eight seasons.

The one time PSG reached the final was in 2017, when they lost to - yep - Lyon. On penalties. Oh, and Lyon have beaten them at this stage in 2020 and 2022. If PSG win today, it will feel like an exorcism.

Last weekend's game was impossibly dramatic. PSG led 2-0 with ten minutes to play, only for Lyon - their nemesis in both domestic and European competition - to score three goals in six minutes.

Today's victors will meet the holders Barcelona in the final in Bilbao next month. They beat Chelsea 2-0 (2-1 on aggregate) in a controversial match at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening. The Chelsea manager Emma Hayes, who was desperate to the win the WCL is her last season at the club, was furious about the decision to send off Keisha Buchanan early in the second half.

Sonia Bompastor has made two changes to her Lyon side. Danielle van de Donk and Vanessa Gilles come into the side; Vicki Betho and the injured Griedge Mbock Bathy drop out.

The PSG coach Jocelyn Preceheur makes a single change from that dramatic first leg: Thiniba Samoura replaces Korbin Albert in midfield.

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Hello and welcome to LIVE coverage of the Women's Champions League semi-final second between leg between Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon. The first leg was a thriller, which Lyon won 3-2 after being 2-0 down, and today's game will decide who meets Barcelona in the final on 25 May.

Kick off is at 3pm; we'll have team news shortly.