So, Manchester City and Arsenal join Chelsea in the last eight with two group matches to spare.

Just one Women's Super League match this weekend and it's the rearranged fixture between Chelsea and Manchester United. That kicks off on Sunday at 12:00 GMT.

Players will then head off for the international break.

As always, we'll bring you all the latest from the world of women's football here.

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Three English teams through to the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Not bad...

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Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

We could get some all-English ties in the quarter-finals because there is no keeping nations apart at that stage. There are still some big game to come for Arsenal with Bayern Munich coming to Meadow Park on 18 December.

What do you think Arsenal fans? Would you give it to Renee Slegers until the end of the season?

Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

Renee Slegers heads into the international break and we still don't know if she is going to be in interim charge beyond that.

It's gone so well for her and so well for Arsenal. It's six wins out of seven. She's through to the Champions League quarter-final with two games to spare.

I think there's a very strong argument for Arsenal to say 'take it until the end of the season'.

She has taken the manager's job like a duck to water.

Have a read of the reports from a busy evening of Women's Champions League action:

• Hammarby 1-2 Man City
• Arsenal 1-0 Juventus

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal are circled up. All players all staff in a really tight huddle having a reflection moment. You can just see how together they are.

I know a huddle isn't to identify that, every team does it but you can just see that's a big win for them.

It's not just Arsenal who will be celebrating at the end of that one as their late victory over Juventus means Bayern Munich are also through to the quarter-finals, despite only managing a draw against Valarenga earlier this evening.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

They have given their fans here at the Emirates on a cold winters night something to keep them warm under this interim reign with Renee Slegers.

Juventus did really well to hold in the game, didn't concede too many clear cut chances but then it's those two substitutes, Blackstenius and Hurting combining to get Arsenal the win and the clean sheet which will be massive.

It’s all over in Austria and Barcelona have put themselves in a strong position in Group D.

They are second in the group, three points behind Manchester City who qualified for the knockout stages earlier today.

St Polten are out.

That's that! Late drama at the Emirates and Lina Hurtig secures victory over her former side to secure Arsenal's place in the Champions League quarter-finals with two games to spare.

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Stina Blackstenius has the chance to double her side's lead in the final minutes but it's a good stop from Pauline Peyraud-Magnin.

The Juventus keeper almost parries it away into the path of another Arsenal player but it's dealt with by Delphine Cascarino.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It doesn't get dealt with by the centre-back but Lina Hurtig, she does not miss those.

She missed an easy one a moment ago but that was even easier.

That is exactly what Arsenal needed and what they had searched for with those changes.

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Late drama! And that means that as things stand Arsenal are heading through to the Champions League quarter finals while Juventus will be unable to progress.

We're into four minutes of added time.

Lia Walti is fine to continue.

Late change for Arsenal. Off goes Kim Little, on comes Rosa Kafaji.

Lia Walti is down and it looks like she's taken an elbow in the face so the physios rush on to check on her.