Hammarby have a corner with around three minutes on the clock.

Can they fashion an opportunity?

More changes. Off go Asato Miyagawa and Smilla Vallotto. On come Thea Sorbo and Vilde Hasund.

Five minutes of normal time remaining.

Another big save from Khiara Keating!

The ball is pinging around in the area but it drops for Anna Josendal who goes for goal and the Manchester City goalkeeper dives to her right and punches away.

Tough save in a crowded penalty box but Keating keeps her side ahead with that stop.

Chloe Kelly kicks the ball away and earns herself a yellow card in the process.

Manchester City get on the counter attack after Khadija Shaw nips the ball away from Alice Carlsson. She loops over for Aoba Fujino but the winger can't get her effort on target.

We're into the final 10 minutes in Stockholm and the home fans behind the goal have taken to jumping up and down in unison.

It will definitely keep them warm, at least.

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Hammarby have an opportunity to get forward and look to cut it back from the byline but the ball is deemed to have gone out of play and it's a goal kick.

With less than 15 minutes to go Bayern have their lead against Valerenga thanks to Jovana Damnjanovic.

Unless the Norwegian side come back and beat Bayern, Arsenal will be through to the quarter finals if they beat Juventus.

Boos around the Tele2 Arena as Khiara Keating engages in a bit of 'game management' shall we say.

She takes her time with the goal kick and the home fans are not happy about it.

Another couple of Hammarby changes.

Off go Cathinka Tandberg and Stina Lennartsson for Emma Westin and Anna Josendal.

There are 20,428 fans inside the Tele2 arena this evening, a record for a women's club match in Sweden.

And they have certainly made their voices heard throughout.

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As things stand, Manchester City are heading through to the quarter-finals.

It's remains 0-0 in Norway between Valerenga and Bayern Munich but a draw is still good enough for the German side to seal their place, too.

Manchester City are just enjoying a sustained period of possession after a pretty hectic opening 15 minutes of the second half.

Here come the substitutions. The home side bring on Smilla Holmberg for Jonna Andersson.

For the visitors, Chloe Kelly is on for youngster Gracie Prior.

Both sets of players take the opportunity to talk to their respective managers but it looks like Khiara Keating is going to be fine to continue.

Khiara Keating is down and in need of a bit of treatment.

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

Arsenal interim manager Renee Slegers has not made any changes to the side who beat Tottenham in the north London derby.

It means the likes of Leah Williamson, Emily Fox, Alessia Russo and Kim Little all start.

Stina Blackstenius and Kyra Cooney-Cross are among those on the bench.

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

Subs: Zinsberger, Williams, Wubben-Moy, Codina, Wienroither, Reid, Cooney-Cross, Kuhl, Mead, Kafaji, Hurtig, Blackstenius.

There are two changes to the Juventus team who were beaten by Arsenal last week.

Lisa Boattin and Chiara Beccari drop out, with former Everton midfielder Hanna Bennison and Paulina Krumbiegel coming into the starting XI.

Ex-Aston Villa winger Alesha Lehmann is among those on the bench.

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

That goal makes Khadija Shaw Manchester City's leading goal scorer in the Women's Champions League.

This game has really opened up now. Khiara Keating has just had to make a superb double save to deny Hammarby an immediate equaliser.