FC Barcelona vs. Bayern Munich live stream. How to watch UEFA Women's Champions League, odds, pick

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• Date: Sunday, May 3 | Time: 10:30 p.m.
• Place: Camp Nou -- Barcelona, Spain
• TV: CBS Sports Network

Storylines for UWCL semifinals

What will be Barcelona's response?: Following the first leg, the Blaugrana showed no panic or nerves after sustaining their first draw of the tournament. Midfielder Alexia Putellas was immediately reflective and stated the team's energy for the second leg would be "like a final." She's correct, and the environment will match, with the club anticipating a sold-out crowd for the semifinal.

"Our fans always give us incredible support," said Barcelona manager Pere Romeu, "and this time we'll need them even more. With our people behind us, we'll have that extra energy we need for the second leg."

Supporters will also have an extra reason to celebrate with the potential return of Aitana Bonmati, and the possibility of reaching a sixth Champions League final. Barcelona has navigated the tournament as front runners, considered tournament favorites and no doubt eager to prove they're the team to beat.

A roster brimming with talent, including midfield commander Patri Guijarro alongside Putellas. Forward Ewa Pajor leads the team in Champions League goals, and is one shy of Arsenal's Alessia Russo in the Golden Boot race. If the group finds the goal early, it'll be a different day than in Germany.

Can Bayern handle the pressure?: Considering how the Bavarian side started off the Champions League, with a demoralizing 7-1 loss to start the league phase against Barcelona, this semifinal moment feels like a dream instead of a nightmare. The team is vastly different from the one they were in October.

The Bavarians proved they could disrupt the talented Blaugrana through discipline and relentless efforts. It'll be a much different circumstance away at Barcelona, and without head coach Jose Barcala. They'll also miss Franziska Kett, but veteran captain Glodis Viggosdottir will aid the backline and the group. Though the lineup will need more from Pernille Harder in the biggest game of the year.

 "I think it's going to be pretty much a similar game. We want to go to the final, and we saw that we're capable of giving them a good game," Viggosdottir said. "I just want to see the team and the fight that we put in [at home] again."