Barcelona are heading to the UEFA Women's Champions League final for the sixth consecutive season after a thrilling 4-2 victory over Bayern Munich in front of a packed Camp Nou. The Blaugrana survived a late scare from the German side, with Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas netting a brace to secure their place in Oslo.

Salma Paralluelo opened the scoring in the 12th minute, capitalizing on a pinpoint cross from Caroline Graham Hansen. But Bayern responded almost immediately, with Linda Dallmann slotting home after a quick counterattack. The momentum swung back Barcelona's way before halftime, as Putellas pounced on a scramble in the box to restore the lead and kiss her badge in celebration.

The second half saw Barcelona take control. Ewa Pajor, who has averaged a goal per game in the competition this season, headed home a clinical cross from Paralluelo in the 54th minute. Then, 18-year-old Clara Serrajordi won a free-kick that Putellas converted for her second of the night.

Bayern wouldn't go quietly. Pernille Harder pulled one back in the 71st minute and thought she had scored again in stoppage time, only for VAR to rule it out. The 5-3 aggregate win sends Barcelona to the final, where they'll look to add to their growing legacy.