Arsenal made it two Champions League wins from two over Juventus at the Emirates on Thursday night as Lina Hurtig continued her late-game scoring form, securing a deserved victory with a 90th minute winner. The Gunners were frustrated throughout the match ...

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Arsenal have guaranteed their spot in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Women's Champions League, thanks to a 1-0 win over Juventus on Thursday night. Lina Hurtug's late goal was welcomed after a relentless 90 minutes from the Gunners,

Slegers singled out Alessia Russo, Mariona Caldentey, Kim Little and Leah Williamson for praise after the Spurs match, with all four in line to start in a game that is a must-win if the Gunners are to prevent Juventus leapfrogging them in the group.

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Match report as Arsenal left it late to secure a narrow win over Juventus, who have been dumped out of the Womens Champions League; the Gunners progress with two games to spare in Group C, alongside Bayern Munich;

Arsenal secured their place in the quarter-finals of the Women’s Champions League with a 1-0 victory over Juventues at the Emirates Stadium. In a match low on chances and quality Lina Hurtig was the decisive factor for the Gunners coming off the bench in the second half to score a late winner that put her side clear of their opponents in Group C.

Arsenal Women will look to claim a fourth consecutive victory when they welcome Juventus Women to the Emirates Stadium for Thursday's Women's Champions League clash. The Gunners are sitting in second spot in Group C with six points to their name, while Juventus are three points behind in third position.

Arsenal have secured their place in the final eight of the UEFA Women’s Champions League with a 1-0 win from the Emirates against Juventus. A late goal from former Juve player Lina Hurtig against her old side proved crucial for the Gunners.

Arsenal and Juventus have identical records so far having won once and suffered on defeat. Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Juventus head coach Massimiliano Canzi praised Arsenal for regrouping after the sacking of Jonas Eidevall.