Lyon has made a remarkable comeback in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, defeating Wolfsburg 4-0 in the second leg of the quarter-finals. This victory allows Lyon to advance with a 4-1 aggregate score, showcasing their resilience after losing the first leg 1-0 in Germany.

The match was pivotal for Lyon, who had not won in the Women’s Champions League since 2022. The opening goal came from Lily Yohannes just 16 minutes into the match, setting the tone for a dominant performance. Lyon continued to press, with Melchie Dumornay, Damaris Egurrola, and Tabitha Chawinga scoring in extra time to seal the victory.

Wolfsburg, who previously held two Champions League titles in 2013 and 2014, struggled to maintain their lead from the first leg. Their only goal in the tie was scored by Lineth Beerensteyn. Lyon’s goalkeeper, Christiane Endler, notably did not face any shots on target in the first half, highlighting the defensive strength of the team.

This match marks a significant achievement for Lyon, who are eight-time winners of the Women’s Champions League. The team is now set to face Arsenal in the semi-finals, with the first leg scheduled for either April 25 or 26.

Wendie Renard, a key player for Lyon, remarked, “We know what these Lyon versus Wolfsburg matches are like — always very competitive.” This sentiment reflects the intense rivalry and high stakes involved in their encounters.

In another quarter-final match, Barcelona triumphed over Real Madrid with a staggering 6-0 scoreline, further intensifying the competition in the tournament.

As Lyon prepares for their semi-final clash against Arsenal, the anticipation builds around their potential to reclaim the title. Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact date and venue for the upcoming matches.