Wolfsburg have progressed to the Champions League final after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Arsenal in the semi-final second leg at the Emirates on Monday.
The two teams entered the game tied after the 2-2 in the first leg in Germany on April 23 and the two sides were level at the same scoreline for large periods of the game in London.
However, a late winner from Pauline Bremmer in the 119th minute secured the victory and progression to the final for the German side, 3-2 winners on the night and 5-4 winners on aggregate.
They will face Barcelona in the final after the Spanish side beat Chelsea across two legs in the other semi-final.
Arsenal took the lead in the 11th minute when Stina Blackstenius capitalised on a defensive mistake and tapped the ball home into an empty net.
Wolfsburg were level in the 41st minute through Jill Roord and took the lead after half-time thanks to Alexandra Popp, however, the north London side drew level in the 75th minute after a powerful header from Jen Beattie evaded Wolfsburg goalkeeper Merle Frohms.
Both teams could not be separated in 90 minutes and it took until the very death of the second half of extra time for either side to find a winner, but when Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy was dispossessed in her half, Bremmer punished Arsenal by…
