Chelsea vs Man City LIVE: Hosts complete comeback to reach Women’s Champions League semi-finals after stunning first half

We’ll give the last word to Millie Bright and Nathalie Bjorn.

Chelsea have historically struggled against Barcelona but hte Blues captain was bullish about the chances.

“We’re a new team, we’re on a new journey, we’re in a new era. So bring it on,” she says.

Asked about how special it feels to reach the Champions League last four once again, Bjorn laughs, “I want to swear but I can’t swear! We’re really, really happy.”

“We’ve been speaking about it,” Bjorn jokes of her header, “one of us [her and Bright] has to score soon, I had a good opportunity before and I was like, now it’s time. The feeling was amazing.

“Like Millie said, we gained a lot of confidence [from the last game]. We know to play at Stamford Bridge, it’s our home, to come here and play is not easy.”

“She’s unbelievable, she’s been outstanding for us. Top quality performance today again,” Bright agrees.

Sky Sports then ask about the possibility of the quadruple, which the Blues are still on course for. Bjorn is a little bit coy - “100%” is all she says, about giving the fans hope for it.

Sonia Bompastor’s side looked phenomenal tonight but they’ll need to step up yet another gear against reigning champions Barcelona.

The Spanish side have beaten them in their two previous Champions League knockout encounters and earlier batted aside Wolfsburg 10-2 on aggregate, with a 6-1 thrashing in tonight’s earlier kick-off.

A deservedly cheerful goalscorer Nathalie Bjorn and captain Millie Bright chat to Sky Sports after the game.

“We were never in doubt,” Bright says of the comeback. “We had full confidence within ourselves. Even from the first leg we had opportunities to go and win that game, so we were really confident in ourselves and we could have had way more than three goals.

“Unbelievable mentality and desire to come back. A true Chelsea performance.”

Two English sides advance to the semi-finals after Arsenal completed a comeback victory of their own last night at the Emirates.

The first legs will be played on 19 and 20 April, with the second legs on 26 and 27 April.

Here’s how they line up:

• Barcelona v Chelsea
• Arsenal v Lyon

Jubilant scenes at Stamford Bridge as the Blues dance to, what else, Freed from Desire.

A first-half masterclass with goals from Sandy Baltimore, Nathalie Bjorn and Mayra Ramirez made the difference.

Bronze takes her time with a throw-in, and that’s it! All over at Stamford Bridge!

Chelsea are into the semi-finals, where they’ll meet Barcelona for the third time in a row. What a comeback from 2-0 down at the start of this leg - it had been 21 years since a team had come back from that scoreline in this stage of the Women’s Champions League, and now we’ve had it happen twice in two days.

90+3 mins: Late challenge by Bronze on Fowler. Thirty seconds remaining, Keating takes a free kick and City’s entire squad head up the pitch...