Barcelona have been in this kind of position plenty of times in recent years, and are using every trick in the book to win throw-ins and fouls to slow this game down.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion

Lyon are frantically trying to get themselves back into this game. Barcelona, as they have done on many occasions, are managing the game, disrupting the momentum.

Claudia Pina takes a snap shot from inside the box but Christiane Endler gets down to save comfortably.

Today's attendance at Ullevaal Stadion is announced at 24,258.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion

For club and country Coll often has very little to do in games, so what she has to do is be ready for these big moments. As Chawinga gets closer she gets lower and makes herself big.

That could be the chance for Lyon!

Tabitha Chawinga runs through on goal, but Cata Coll makes her self big and blocks. The Barcelona goalkeeper celebrates, and rightly so. But had Chawinga shot either side of the keeper she would have scored.

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Mapi Leon is down receiving treatment after Melchie Dumornay deals her a blow in a challenge.

The Lyon midfielder is booked.

Changes for both sides.

On comes Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmati, winner of the past three Ballons d'Or, in place of 18-year-old Clara Serrajordi.

Lyon midfielder Lily Yohannes makes way for Korbin Shrader.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion

It all happens far too easily. Brugts squares it and it's the simplest of finishes for Pajor, no one tracks her. Lyon shot themselves in the foot, they switched off defensively.

Robyn Cowen
Commentator on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion

Pajor at the double gives Barcelona some room to breathe. Now Lyon have it all to do.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two at Ullevaal Stadion

Dumornay is so sharp. She gets that touch away and draws the foul from Putellas.

Alexia Putellas picks up the first yellow card of this match for standing on the toes of Melchie Dumornay.

Bit harsh that.

Double change for Lyon.

Vicki Becho and Ada Hegerberg are replaced by Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Tabitha Chawinga.

Lyon's Selma Bacha sees her drilled shot blocked by Irene Paredes following a corner, before Jule Brand blazes her shot well wide.

Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Oslo

Could this be where Lyon's resilience so far in their Champions League campaign comes back to help them? They showed spirited second-leg performances against both VfL Wolfsburg and Arsenal to seal their place in this final. Can they do it again?

Barcelona make their first change of the day.

Oslo born winger Caroline Graham Hansen is replaced by Claudia Pina.

Graham Hansen returned from a thigh injury to play today. Out of contract this summer, that might be the last time we see her in a Barca shirt in the Champions League.

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So close for Lyon!

Lily Yohannes backheels the ball into the path of Vicki Bècho, but Cata Coll gets down to tip her low strike around the post.

Lyon are cranking up the pressure.

Pajor's goal is a historic one.

She becomes the first player to net in both legs of the quarter-finals, both legs of the semi-finals and in the final in the same edition of the Women's Champions League since the reformatting of the competition to a one leg final in 2009-10.

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