Arsenal is set to face Juventus in a crucial Women’s Champions League group stage match, kicking off at 8pm GMT. A victory for Arsenal would secure their place in the quarter-finals, while a loss for Juventus would nearly confirm their exit from the tournament. In other news from the world of football, fans can stay updated with live scores and various articles covering the sport. This match is pivotal for both teams, with Arsenal looking to advance and Juventus fighting to keep their hopes alive.

Chelsea vs. Celtic: Women’s Champions League – Live Updates Welcome to our coverage of the Women’s Champions League, featuring the match between Chelsea and Celtic. The game kicks off at 8pm GMT. Last week, the two teams faced off, with Chelsea securing a 2-1 victory. However, Celtic put up a strong fight and demonstrated their ability to challenge Chelsea effectively. They particularly excelled in counter-attacking situations, a strategy they are likely to employ again tonight. Stay tuned for live updates and insights as the match unfolds!

Bayern Munich vs. Arsenal: Women’s Champions League – Live Updates - Stay tuned for updates from the 5:45 PM BST kick-off. - In related news, Vålerenga's historic day is inspiring Norwegian girls in football. - For live scores and updates, feel free to share your thoughts via email. **3 min:** Arsenal is working to establish control in the match. Summer signing Mariona Caldentey receives the ball in midfield but is quickly dispossessed, allowing Bayern to regain possession. Arsenal has kicked off the match, playing in their black away kit and moving from left to right. Continue following the action as it unfolds!

**Chelsea vs. Real Madrid: Women’s Champions League – Live Updates** Stay tuned for live updates from the Women’s Champions League match kicking off at 8pm BST. **Chelsea Starting XI (4-3-3 Formation):** Goalkeeper: Hampton Defenders: Bronze, Bright, Björn, Baltimore Midfielders: Kaptein, Nüsken Forwards: James, Rytting Kaneryd, Ramírez, Reiten **Substitutes:** Musovic, Lawrence, Périsset, Mpomé, Bartel, Jean François, Hamano, Beever-Jones. Feel free to share your thoughts via email!