That's all for today on a great night for the English clubs with convincing victories for Arsenal and Manchester City.

It is Celtic versus Chelsea tomorrow (kick-off 20:00 GMT) so don't miss out on our coverage of that one.

From myself and the rest of the team, thanks for joining us, enjoy the rest of your evening and bye for now.

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We have four more matches to come on Wednesday, with action in Group A and Group B.

The standout match is the Scotland versus England clash as Celtic take on Chelsea.

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Manchester City continued their 100% start in the Women's Champions League with a hard-fought 2-0 win over Hammarby.

After a frustrating first half in which the hard-working visitors limited City's chances, Gareth Taylor's side finally broke the deadlock when Laura Blindkilde Brown swept home less than two minutes after the restart.

Hammarby threatened late on with Ayaka Yamashita called to action, a superb fingertip save keeping out a fierce strike from substitute Thea Sorbo.

The Swedish side, cheered on by a raucous travelling fanbase, had their hopes crushed when Aoba Fujino's diving header nestled into the back of the net with 10 minutes remaining.

The win leaves Manchester City top of Group D with nine points from their opening three group stage fixtures. The Women's Super League leaders are three points above second-placed Barcelona at the halfway point of the group stages.

There were concerns for City when top scorer Khadija Shaw went down after trying to squeeze an angled effort past Anna Tamminen, with the goalkeeper catching Shaw's ankle as she smothered the chance.

But the Jamaica striker returned after half-time as the hosts enjoyed a lightning-fast start to the second half with Fujino rattling the woodwork just moments before Blindkilde Brown slotted in her first Champions League goal.

As Hammarby searched for an equaliser, space opened up behind for the hosts to counter and they were rewarded for their patience with Fujino's second to seal their 10th consecutive win.

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Arsenal maintained their stellar run of form under interim boss Renee Slegers by beating Juventus in the Women's Champions League.

Frida Maanum, Stina Blackstenius, Mariona Caldentey and Caitlin Foord all scored to ensure Arsenal are now unbeaten in five matches since Slegers took over following Jonas Eidevall's resignation.

They were made to toil on the road to their impressive win, with Juventus regularly causing problems for them to deal with at the back and proving dangerous on the counter-attack.

Yet the Gunners always looked more promising and were finally rewarded for their attacking persistence before the break when Maanum slotted in from close range to round off an excellent passing move.

Substitute Blackstenius added another with a fine solo goal, charging into the box after a pass from Caldentey before beating Pauline Peyraud-Magnin at her near post.

Spain forward Caldentey made it three when she reacted quickly inside the area to send an effort past the Juventus goalkeeper, after Lina Hurtig and Foord kept a chance alive.

Arsenal's goal haul was not yet complete, though, and Australia international Foord rounded off victory when she tapped in a Kyra Cooney-Cross delivery.

The win means Arsenal stay second in Group C after three games, three points ahead of their third-placed Italian opponents and three points behind leaders Bayern Munich.

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A massive three points for Arsenal, winning 4-0 at Juventus earlier on. Leaders Bayern Munich stay unbeaten thanks to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Valerenga.

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Barring a miracle, it will be Manchester City and Barcelona advancing into the next round, but who will be top? City won 2-0 at home, with the two sides meeting in the final round of matches on 18 December.

Barcelona have won 9-0 and 7-0 since losing to City.

Before that Barcelona game, City play Hammarby again on 21 November and then St Polten at home on 12 December.

City continue their perfect start to their Champions League campaign. Played three, won three.

Laura Blindkilde Brown scored just after the break before Aoba Fujino, who had earlier hit the post, sealed the win with the second.

The Hammarby fans have been magnificent all night and nearly got the goal they wanted when it was only 1-0, but Thea Sorbo's 25-yard strike was superbly tipped over by Ayaka Yamashita.

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It's all over in Munich. Sarah Zadrazil added a third goal in additional time to wrap up the points.

Three goals, three points and three wins out of three for Bayern Munich. They lead the way in Group C.

Two more changes for Manchester City with Laura Coombs and Gracie Prior on for Jess Park and Alex Greenwood, with the captain's armband passing on to Jill Roord.

A great moment for 18-year-old Lily Murphy as she gets a few Champions League minutes, replacing Khadija Shaw for City.

That nearly set up a thrilling finish. Smilla Vallotto, just on for Hammarby, finds herself central and free. She drags the effort just wide though when she should have hit the target.

City heading for three wins from three and nine points.

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That goal proved to be Aoba Fujino's last action of the match as she and fellow goalscorer Laura Blindkilde Brown both go off, with Chloe Kelly and Jill Roord the players coming on.

Just after Hammarby almost got an equaliser, City should have killed off the match.

Mary Fowler, of course, starts the move down the left with a pass to Laura Blindkilde Brown and her pullback falls invitingly for Aoba Fujino.

Eight yards out, she has to hit the target but the finish is rash and over the top.

They just had a warning and Manchester City nearly concede an equaliser.

Hammarby with the second of two quick succession corners and it drops for substitute Thea Sorbo. What a strike it is too, 25 yards out, powerful, left-footed. It is going in too, only for Ayaka Yamashita to spring up and make a stunning, athletic save to tip it over the top.

Sign of a good keeper that. Hardly had anything to do, then makes a brilliant save when needed.

While it's only 1-0 Gareth Taylor will know it's not over yet. Ayaka Yamashita in the City goal has had an easy 69 minutes, but been called into action in the 70th.

Hammarby progress through Emilie Joramo down the left and her cross is met by the head of Cathinka Tandberg, with Yamashita making a routine save.

Still, a warning that this one isn't done and dusted. Taylor will be absolutely furious if City somehow throw this away.

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It's as you were in Munich with 70 gone.

The hosts still lead 2-0 and are on track to maintain their perfect record and get nine points out of nine in Group C.

Khadija Shaw, who looked like she might have to go off in the first half, sticks the ball in the Hammarby net after a fine curling ball through from Mary Fowler but the assistant's flag comes to the away side's rescue.

No complaints from Shaw at the decision, she knew she'd gone too early.

Again City advance. This time through Kerstin Casparij but her tasty-looking delivery is defended well with Mary Fowler lurking at the back post.