There is an all-English Women's Champions League final on the cards, with Arsenal and Chelsea safely into the last four of the competition.
The semi-final line-up was confirmed on Thursday as Chelsea and Barcelona joined Arsenal and Lyon in the next round.
The two Women's Super League (WSL) sides overturned 2-0 first-leg deficits to continue their run in the competition.
BBC Sport picks out everything you need to know about the semi-finals and the road to Lisbon.
- Ruthless Chelsea overcome Man City to reach semi-finals
- Barcelona breeze past Wolfsburg to reach semi-finals
- 'A magical high in rollercoaster Arsenal campaign'
What are the semi-final ties?
Arsenal will play eight-time winners Lyon and come up against former boss Joe Montemurro.
Chelsea play holders Barcelona in a repeat of last season's semi-final.
When are the matches?
- Saturday, 19 April: Arsenal v Lyon (12:30 BST)
- Sunday, 20 April: Barcelona v Chelsea (17:00 BST)
- Sunday, 27 April: Chelsea v Barcelona (14:00 BST)
- Sunday, 27 April: Lyon v Arsenal (17:00 BST)
How much prize money is up for grabs?
Clubs who make the semi-finals each receive about £150,000.
Should they reach the final, the runner-up gets £166,000 and the winner's prize is £291,000.
Where is the final?
This season's final takes place in Lisbon, at the 50,095-capacity Jose Alvalade Stadium, home of men's side Sporting.
It is the second time the showpiece event has been held in Lisbon, after Wolfsburg's 4-3 win over Tyreso at Estadio do Restelo in 2014.
