Women's Champions League: Barcelona Run Rout in El Clasico

Barcelona produced another emphatic Clasico display as they thrashed Real Madrid for the third time in nine days to book a semi-final spot in the Women's Champions League.

The three-time winners had all but secured their place in the last four with a dominant 6-2 victory in Madrid last Wednesday.

But they rubbed more salt in their rivals' wounds in the second leg at a sold-out Nou Camp, with 60,067 fans watching as they scored another six to win 12-2 on aggregate.

It comes just four days after Barcelona beat Real 3-0 in Liga F to move 13 points clear at the top of Spain's top division.

It was fitting that captain Alexia Putellas opened the scoring on her 500th appearance for the club, poking home a rebound in the eighth minute after Misa Rodriguez saved Ewa Pajor's initial strike.

- Author: Emily Salley, BBC