It looked like an early final and, seeing how the first leg of the semifinals went, the prediction made perfect sense. Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich offered a spectacle of footballing madness in a memorable match at the Parc des Princes. The Parisians took a minimal lead into next week's second leg at the Allianz Arena, but that's not the main story of the duel, but rather the goal-scoring machinery running at full throttle in the goals of Safonov and Neuer, who conceded a total of nine goals after 90 minutes that felt like many more.

It looked like an early final and, seeing how the first leg of the semifinals went, the prediction made perfect sense. Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich put on a spectacle of footballing madness in a memorable match at the Parc des Princes. The Parisians took a minimal lead into next week's return leg at the Allianz Arena, but this is not the main news of the duel, but rather the goal-scoring machinery working at full throttle in the nets of Safonov and Neuer, who conceded a total of nine goals after 90 minutes that felt like many more.

Barça draws at Bayern Munich (1-1) and will have to win next Sunday (4:30 PM) at Camp Nou to be in the Champions League final in Oslo. The blaugranes took an early lead with a goal from Ewa Pajor in an imposing setting like the Allianz Arena —which acted as the 12th player—, but saw Kett —who was sent off after pulling Salma's hair— equalize the match in the second half.

Mariona Caldentey, Jana Fernández, Laia Codina, Lucía Corrales… These are just a few names of footballers who in recent years have swapped Barça for England. A phenomenon that is becoming increasingly frequent among Spanish female footballers. The conditions and opportunities in the Women’s Super League (WSL) – the name given to the English top division – are becoming increasingly attractive for players, who decide to embark on a new adventure in search of more competitive projects.

Suffering, suffering much more than expected, but Bayern achieved the objective: to eliminate Real Madrid and qualify for the Champions League semi-finals (4-3, 6-4 on aggregate). Despite having a 1-2 from the first leg at the Bernabéu, the Bavarians needed a goal in the last minute from Luis Díaz, when the whites were playing with 10 men, and a goal from Olise in stoppage time to secure passage to the penultimate round of the competition. Madrid fell with honor, but fell, and is condemned to a second season without a trophy.