Wolfsburg Women

Two-time champion Wolfsburg advanced to the semifinals of the Women's Champions League for the second year in a row after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 ...

Two-time champion Wolfsburg made it to the last four for the second year in a row. The first goal was extremely important for us.” The penalty was awarded following a VAR check.

Alexandra Popp scored a stunner to send VfL Wolfsburg through to the semi-final of the UWCL in Germany.

If they were to beat one of the favourites in Wolfsburg, it would be a huge step to doing that. She also has three goals to her name in the UWCL this season. Whilst PSG could get on the scoresheet in Germany, the experience in the Wolfsburg side should get them through in the tie. Hegering has also contributed to the goals this season for Wolfsburg. Wolfsburg won the meeting before that in what was also the Champions League in 2015. With a strong defence, the hosts should progress. But, if PSG can get a goal early, it could be an exciting game for the neutral! It could be a unchanged side for VfL Wolfsburg after their victory in the first leg at the Parc des Princes. The duo will be vital in ensuring Wolfsburg make it through to the semi-final of the UWCL. She has four goals to her name in the Frauen-Bundesliga and also has a goal in the UWCL, similar to her centre-back partner Dominique Janssen who scored the winner in the first leg. A 2-1 win for the Germans in France was not enough to progress in the UWCL, after PSG beat Wolfsburg 2-0 eight days before that in the first leg. The referee for the game tonight between Wolfsburg and PSG in the UWCL is Cheryl Foster 🏴

Where to watch Wolfsburg vs PSG Women's Champions League quarter-final game, plus kick-off time & team news.

In contrast, PSG can reach the semi-finals for the fourth consecutive time. GOAL brings you details on how to watch the game on TV in the US as well as how to stream live online. [Wolfsburg Women](https://www.goal.com/en/team/wolfsburg/6bl19flj1eggw2gw7sya19bof) have a one-goal advantage over [Paris Saint-Germain Women](https://www.goal.com/en/team/psg/ad9ip2f3tijbv4nqaayyqqkee) as the two teams head into the second leg of their [Women's Champions League](https://www.goal.com/en/uefa-women-s-champions-league/55hcphd1ccc6eai1ms77460on) quarter-final at the Volkswagen Arena on Thursday.

Alex Popp's strike proved decisive. Once PSG lost Kadidiatou Diani, their goalscorer, a fifth successive semi-final was beyond them.

The referee waves it away, and VAR doesn’t get to decide with there being a lengthy spell of the ball being in play. PSG have dominated possession but feel prey to the quality of Alex Popp’s finishing. 68 min: Bachmann recovers her temper to fizz in a corner that Wolfsburg deal with rather unconvincingly. The ball is launched to Pajor and out comes Bouhaddi who plays a one-two -off the Wolfsburg forward. The German team choose to keep the ball and forget about any injustice. PSG fall short again in the competition that continues to elude them.

WOLFSBURG, Germany: Wolfsburg will face Arsenal in the Women's Champions League semifinals after beating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 on aggregate following a ...

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