Rangers have dug deep - and for the time being it's working.

Brogan Hay produces a good sliding tackle to prevent another Arsenal move forwards.

All Arsenal, but they've only got one goal to show for it.

Mariona Caldentey makes another jinking run, but it's well defended by Laura Rafferty and it deflects off the Arsenal winger before going behind.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport senior women's football reporter at Meadow Park

Meadow Park is bouncing with fans waving their scarves around their heads and chanting "champions of Europe" as the only English club still to win the competition previously.

Nothing comes of the resulting corner, though.

Kyra Cooney-Cross' delivery is cleared.

Mariona Caldentey is doing so well.

She takes the ball past two defenders, sends it towards Kim Little, and it's eventually sent behind for a corner.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport senior women's football reporter at Meadow Park

Fans are really enjoying what they are seeing from Mariona Caldentey. She already has an assist on her debut and she is linking up so well with Kim Little.

She's playing a free role and is being allowed to float across midfield. It's been very effective so far and Rangers can't really handle her movement.

Nearly 2-0!

A low ball from Katie McCabe sneaks all the way to the back post, but Caitlin Foord is met by Victoria Essen and can't quite hook it in.

After that, Mariona Caldentey has a good effort.

Rangers have basically everyone behind the ball.

It isn't helping them counter-attack, but it's making things trickier for the hosts.

It's been a bit muted for Arsenal since going ahead.

They've got into some good areas, but haven't had many clear-cut openings.

Rangers doing an alright job of stopping a lot of their threats.

That didn't quite go to plan.

Kyra Cooney-Cross takes aim from distance. Her effort soars over the crossbar.

Close!

Another good bit of work from Mariona Caldentey as she drives an effort towards goal.

Nicola Docherty and Victoria Esson get caught and don't immediately manage to clear the ball, but eventually the goalkeeper gets her hands on the it.

Arsenal went out in the first round of qualifying last year. They won't want to do the same this time.

They keep pushing for more. They're in total control - although they haven't actually produced that many chances.

Arsenal have stayed aggressive since going ahead.

A delivery finds Alessia Russo, but she sends it behind.

Will they extend their advantage?

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport senior women's football reporter at Meadow Park

That's the goal Arsenal have been looking for. Despite dominating possession, they hadn't really tested Rangers goalkeeper Victoria Esson.

But she couldn't stop that header from Caitlin Foord. The Australian was completely unmarked as the ball came across, fans in the stadium had already started to roar in anticipation of a goal.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport senior women's football reporter at Meadow Park

Not too much to shout about so far. Emily Fox is getting a good reception every time she comes across to this touchline.

She's fresh from winning gold with the USA at the Olympics under Emma Hayes.

Rangers have weathered the early storm and are starting to keep the ball a bit more.

But it's pretty comfortable for Arsenal at the back. They've dealt well with any long balls.

Katie Wilkinson - the former Aston Villa and Southampton player - has been Rangers' brightest spark going forward.

She tries to carry the ball but is charged down by Kim Little, who eventually snatches it from her feet after a close tussle.

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That's the first shot of the game.

Mariona Caldentey meets a long ball over the top, but her effort is blasted over at the near post.

Rangers are putting up a decent fight, but Arsenal are all over them.

The visitors are pressing whenever the Gunners have the ball but even if they manage to overturn possession they're not sustaining it.

Arsenal just knocking the ball about at the moment.