Barcelona to the semi-finals | Borussia Dortmund 3-1 Barcelona: QUARTER-FINALS of the UEFA Champions League Full-Time

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Final!! Barça is a semi-final team!!

The first-leg result nullifies Guirassy's hat-trick and Barcelona returns to the penultimate round.

Gross is blocked!!

The midfielder looked for the shot, but the Barça defense gave him no chance.

What kind of Elm!

Another free kick for Barça. This one came after a beautiful nutmeg by the attacking midfielder, now a winger.

De Jong, exhausted and effective

Despite being noticeably tired, the Dutchman forces a foul that leaves Borussia with few options.

Four more minutes will be played

This is all Barça has left to return to the semi-finals.

Giitens, closed

Between Pedri and Gerard Martín they prevented him from crossing.

Borussia runs out of time

The German team keeps trying, but they need two goals and there's hardly any time. Barça can already see the goal, but they can't let their guard down. Everyone is defending behind the ball.

Lewandowski leaves booed

Dani Olmo comes in, returning after missing five games.

Koundé bails out water

Svensson went for a volley, but the Frenchman harassed him just enough to keep it out and then cleared.

It's a siege!!

Guirassy was inches away from finishing off two crosses in the box.

Okay, Eric scores!

His first-time shot from a short corner went wide by just inches.

Ferran gives Barça a boost

He took a free kick while completely surrounded, allowing the Blaugrana team to breathe.

Kovac goes crazy

The manager made conspicuous gestures and defied the fourth official for a throw-in. Signal Iduna Park is pressing again.

Brandt's goal disallowed!

The offside penalty prevents a fourth. It's obvious, but Barça is playing with fire.

Goal by Guirassy!!!

He took advantage of a weak rebound to shoot Szczesny and continue dreaming.

Araújo gives life to Borussia

Duranville broke down the right flank, but the cross reached Araújo. However, his clearance was terrible, falling to Guirassy, ​​who fired it in.

Raphinha also warns!!

He went in from the right and looked for a shot at the near post, but he barely managed to get it right.

Kobel, with doubts but on time

Pedri played a great pass behind the defense. The goalkeeper came out just in time to prevent Raphinha from reaching the goal.

Double substitution by Flick

The Barça pearl and Fermín leave their places to Eric and Ferran.

Borussia is running out of ideas

Bensebaini looked for a long ball that fell meekly to Szczesny. The game changed after the goal and Pedri's entry.

Great action by Gerard Martín!

He withstood Couto 's attempt and cleared it for a corner almost from the ground.

Kovac goes all out

Duranville and Gio Reyna replace Nmecha and Beier.

Fermín had it!!

The ball came to him in the central area of ​​the area, but he sent it too high.

The game has changed

Barça is having the longest possession of the match so far. The Germans' momentum has dropped considerably after the Barça goal.

Fermín continues to disturb

The Huelva native was encouraged from the front, but his shot was not at all accurate.

Pedri changes the script

He stole the ball from Nmecha and shouts of "Pedri, Pedri..." were heard from the Barça fans.

Beier threatens again!

A powerful shot that hit the side of the net. A section of the crowd saw it go in.

Flick doesn't wait any longer

Pedri's break is over. The Canary Islander comes in to restore order, and Gavi leaves.

Nmecha, cautioned

He made a grab after losing the ball with his back turned.

Gooooooooooooal from Barça!!

Bensebaini's own goal with a poor clearance after a cross from Fermín.

Fermín brings tranquility

Just when everything seemed to be getting complicated, an own goal calmed the situation. Fermín raced forward and delivered a powerful cross that Bensebaini could only clear into his own net.

Araújo seeks to replicate

He also managed to finish the corner, but he could barely put any power or direction into it. Kobel saved it.

Gooooooal from Guirassy!!!

The Guinean's second came from a corner to put Barça in trouble.

Guirassy complicates life for Barça

Signal Iduna Park is a hive of activity. The second goal gives the Germans a chance to believe. Bensebaini returned a cross well over the bar, and the striker headed it home.

Szczeeeeesny saves Barça!

Double saving save, first to Adeyemi and then to Gross, to prevent the second.

Barça is not backing down

Try to press high up to avoid another surge like the one in the first half.

The second part begins!!

Borussia put it back into play in search of a miracle.

Rest in Dortmund!!

Barça hasn't been comfortable at all and is losing, but the gap in the tie is still quite wide.

Gerard Martín smiles

He bounced the ball off the yellow player and gave Barça a breather with a throw-in.

Two more minutes will be played

The players were eating up the referee by not signaling a corner, it seemed like it.

Adeyemi vs. the world!!

Despite being surrounded, he managed to turn inside and arm his leg. The shot didn't take the desired turn.

Salvador Araújo!

Beier got behind the defense, but the arrival of the Uruguayan prevented a pass to the far post, where Adeyemi was alone.

Shipments to the area continue

Svensson looked for a new cross into the heart of the area from the left, but Szczesny came out to catch it.

Control kills Koundé!

He came in unexpectedly from behind and was left alone, but he controlled instead of shooting first and Kobel kept it.

Raphinha starts to gain weight

The Brazilian is being Barcelona's most active player in attack. Süle has shut the door on him once again.

You had it Adeyemi!

He entered the area with the option of a pass to push, but he played it alone and ran into Szczesny.

But the card goes to De Jong...

He went to the ground with the iron in front of him and hit the Borussia player.

Fermín despairs

Bensebaini stopped him with a clear foul and the attacking midfielder kept asking for a yellow card.

Raphinha threatens again!!

The Brazilian looked to dribble into the heart of the box, but Bensebaini stepped across at just the right moment to prevent the shot.

Süle can beat Raphinha!

The Brazilian was running towards the area with an advantage, but the centre-back appeared as a saving grace, holding off his cut.

Szczesny saves again!

Beier finished Gross's cross from the free kick. The position was very tight, but the referee didn't signal anything.

Sorry Fermin!!

Anton's gross error allowed for a three-for-two for Barça. He was alone, but he didn't finish well.

Referee's screen on Gross!

The referee had his back turned and prevented the German player from reaching the ball, which led to the Barça counterattack. It came to nothing.

This time Szczesny did work out.

Borussia tried a similar pass to Lamine's in the previous play. This time it didn't go wide, but it didn't work either.

Lamine, too long

The Barça star looked for a chipped pass to Fermín after a free kick was cleared, but he didn't take it and Borussia took a shot from the goal.

Another one for Borussia!!

Bensebaini dominated everyone in the air. His shot went all the way to Szczesny's rescue.

Warning to Gerard Martín

He moved the ball to avoid the quick throw-in and the referee angrily warned him.

Barça doesn't connect

Rapinha looked for Lamine with a switch of play, but he went straight down the wing.

Borussia's goal is disallowed!

Gross was left alone and did not miss, but he was clearly ahead.

Gavi avoids another scare

Borussia recovered the ball again with the Blaugrana team very open, but the Los Palacios native threw himself to the ground to stop the counterattack.

Guirassy's goal!!

He threw it like a panenka against a Szczesny who was defeated.

A nightmare from the start

Aside from the goal, Borussia Dortmund had other clear chances. The start hasn't been great, and Barça needs to wake up despite the large lead.

Penalty for Borussia!

VAR says the position is legal. Guirassy will take the shot.

The semi-automatic has the floor...

It seems the position is legal...

Offside saves Szcesny!

He committed a penalty by coming off the pitch late, but the linesman raised his flag. The position is very, very fair.

Yan Couto calls for a penalty!

The former Girona player collided with Gavi after shooting. It's a corner.

Another one for Borussia...

The full-back appeared in the middle and shot from the edge of the box. Simple again.

This one was dangerous!

Svensson's cross was a problem. Cubarsí couldn't clear it properly, and Guirassy almost put it in the box. Gerard Martín saved it in the nick of time.

Beier, too optimistic

Borussia stole the ball in the opponent's half and took the plunge from deep. It didn't cause Szczesny any trouble, but he made the save.

Lamine, closed

Barça looked to make a run after a recovery by Gerard Martín and a great change of play by Fermín, but he couldn't complete the dribble. He didn't lose it either.

Long possession to start

Barça controlled the ball throughout the first minute.

The game is starting!!!

Barça put the ball in motion and the game is now underway at Signal Iduna Park.

Tactical Outlook: Barcelona’s Dominance Faces Dortmund’s Home Resilience

We’re assessing the context following Barcelona’s 4-0 rout in the first leg on April 9 at Montjuïc. Goals from Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, Ferran Torres, and Lamine Yamal showcased their attacking depth, with Flick’s 4-3-3 overwhelming Dortmund’s defense (32% possession, 4 shots). Barcelona, leading LaLiga with 67 points and finalists in the Copa del Rey, appears unstoppable, boasting a 9-match unbeaten streak across competitions.

U.S. Viewing Options for Borussia Dortmund vs Barcelona

We’re presenting the broadcast details for this Champions League fixture on April 15, 2025:

• United States TV Channels:
• TUDN (Spanish)
• Univision (Spanish, select markets)
• United States Streaming:
• Paramount+: English and Spanish coverage, 7-day free trial ($7.99/month after).
• ViX Premium: Spanish streaming, free trial ($6.99/month after).
• TUDN App: Live stream with cable login or subscription.
• Kickoff Time: 3:00 PM EDT (2:00 PM CDT, 1:00 PM PDT).

Here’s what you need to know about Borussia Dortmund vs Barcelona:

1. Match Overview: April 15, 2025, at Signal Iduna Park, 3:00 PM EDT; Barcelona leads 4-0.
2. U.S. Broadcast: TUDN, Univision, Paramount+, ViX Premium, TUDN App.
3. Dortmund’s Task: Needs 4+ goals to force extra time; Adeyemi key.
4. Barcelona’s Form: Unbeaten in 9 matches; Lewandowski, Yamal in focus.
5. Venue Factor: Dortmund unbeaten in 6/7 home games this season.