Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good shape so far from Juventus. We thought they'd start in a back three or five.

It has looked more like a back five and what they're doing is just sitting off Arsenal, just a little bit and they're looking to pick-pocket them on the back shoulder with the forwards recovering.

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Arsenal completely dominating possession in this opening five minutes or so.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Definitely feels as freezing as Stockholm.

From freezing temperatures in Stockholm to slightly less freezing (but also still pretty cold) temperatures in North London.

Arsenal thrashed Juventus 4-0 in the reverse fixture. Could this be an equally big score?

Away we go at Emirates Stadium.

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Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You look at the scenes here at the Emirates. This is why players want to come and play for Arsenal.

Champions League nights at the Emirates - nothing better.

A reminder of your teams this evening as we prepare for kick off.

Arsenal XI: Van Domselaar, Fox, Williamson, Catley, Caldentey, Little, McCabe, Maanum, Walti, Foord, Russo.

Juventus XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Lenzini, Calligaris, E Cascarino, Bergamaschi, Schatzer, Bennison, Krumbiegel, Caruso, Cantore, Vangsgaard.

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Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal’s relationships on the pitch are just working at the moment and Beth Mead is still coming into games and having the same impact she would have if she was starting. That’s a really good sign of a team that is feeling confident.

They have a DNA, the way they’re playing at the moment and everybody is just firing on all cylinders.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal's progression under Renee Slegers has been clear to see but there is still no indication that she will get the job permanently.

Sources close to the club told me there is a shortlist and they are in no rush to appoint a permanent successor.

But there is no denying Slegers has impressed during her interim time in charge during this block before the international break.

She acknowledges the performances in the match programme column and vows Arsenal are "ready to attack this final November fixture".

"We're back home after two fantastic performances on the road," said Slegers.

"We look like a team on and off the pitch and the win against Tottenham at the weekend was the perfect example.

"The team is creating something special together where everyone is responsible and everyone feels the benefit. But we're not done yet."

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Juventus are a good European outfit, they've got some good players. They're not at Arsenal's level yet but can they get a result against Arsenal? Absolutely.

I think they'll be looking to put a more offensive display on, A becasuse last week was very defensive and the scoreline but also B, they have to get something here at the Emirates to give themselves a chance to progress.

They've got to give it all or nothing tonight.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

We're expecting around 10,000 at Emirates Stadium tonight and there were already a couple of hundred fans in their seats when the players ran out for the warm-ups on another bitterly cold night in London.

Arsenal were so efficient in Italy last week and they know another performance tonight could help them book a place in the quarter-finals.

Renee Slegers has had a successful time in charge so far, winning five and drawing one of her six matches.

The Gunners are building momentum and after a poor start to the campaign, if they were to reach the quarter-finals of the Women's Champions League, it would be some achievement.

They will be through to the quarter-finals if they beat Juventus tonight.

And in Group C after that late drama in Austria, Bayern Munich will be through to the quarter-finals if Arsenal beat Juventus.

In that instance, the Gunners will also be through.

So here's how that leaves things in Group D before Barcelona face St Polten later.

Manchester City through to the quarter-finals with four wins from four. Barcelona will not be able to book their place alongside them this evening but defeat for St Polten could mean their chances of progression are over.

It's all over in Oslo and after that late equaliser, Valerenga picked up their first point and Bayern dropped their first points. The German side still top the standings in Group C.

Arsenal can progress tonight if they beat Juventus.

A late equaliser! Valerenga are back on level terms through Elise Thorsnes and are a matter of minutes away from picking up their first point.

Unless the Norwegian side get another, Arsenal can still progress tonight if they are victorious over Juventus.

Job done. Four wins in four Women's Champions League matches for Manchester City and they are cruising through to the quarter-finals with two matches to spare.

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Anna Josendal drives down the left-hand side and strikes with her left foot but it's straight at goalkeeper Kiara Keating.

Time almost up.

Manchester City know they just have to keep the ball.

Chloe Kelly has a go from 20-yards out but it's just wide and Hammarby have a goal kick.

Four minutes of added time at the end of the 90.

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No, is the answer to that.

Manchester City just trying to see this game out now.