That's all for this live page. Thanks as always for joining us on a night where both Arsenal and Manchester City recorded two-goal wins in the Women's Champions League as they stayed in contention to progress as group winners.

The last round of matches in the group phase comes next Tuesday and Wednesday, but before that another busy weekend coming up with the Women's Super League back centre stage.

Until next time, bye for now.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor, speaking to TNT Sports, said: "I was really pleased to get the job done. There is no secret we are little bit low on players and personnel. Losing Alex [Greenwood] midway through the game was difficult for us to adapt to. I felt we were a little bit impatient in the first half. We increased our tempo, I always felt we would score."

On if he knows the extent of Alex Greenwood's injury: "Not at this stage. I turned away because I was frustrated we lost the ball. We will just have to assess like with all the many other injuries we have got. We have two games to get through, we will check in on Alex but it takes a lot for Alex to come off. Huge loss. We seem to be losing big players. Miedema, Lauren Hemp, Layzell, Bunny Shaw. If It's Alex it is going to make it really difficult for us. The girls are good in that sense. Hopefully now once we get this break we have a little bit of time and don’t miss these players for too long."

On Lily Murphy's first goal for City: "Great night for her. We’ve bloodied a lot of young players on the competition due to the nature of it and the quick turnaround if games. Those guys have taken the opportunity. Tonight Lily did it."

On Kerstin Casparij's goal: "We’ve revealed the new Kerstin more recently. We are trying to play to her strengths playing her higher up the pitch. She is a very good crosser of the ball. I was surprised tonight when I saw the goal going in. I was like ‘wow, what is she doing up there?’. She is making an impact on games now and that is what we knew she could do."

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor has just said "he is not too sure" if star striker Khadija Shaw will be fit enough to be able to play in the group decider away at Barcelona next Wednesday.

Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist at Joie Stadium

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Teenager Lily Murphy scored her first senior goal as Manchester City eased to victory against St Polten, but the win was overshadowed by Alex Greenwood being taken off on a stretcher.

Second-half goals for Murphy, 18, and Kerstin Casparij maintained City's 100% record in the Women's Champions League this season and keeps them top of Group D, three points ahead of defending champions Barcelona.

The hosts found plenty of joy down the left-hand channel as forward Murphy - making her first start in the absence of Khadija Shaw, who BBC Sport understands was left out as a precaution - attempted to make the most of her full first-team debut.

The 18-year-old should have scored after just five minutes when Mary Fowler played her in behind the backline, but the teenager's low shot was saved by the foot of Carina Schluter.

Laura Blindkilde Brown, Yui Hasegawa and Jess Park repeatedly won the ball in midfield to keep the visitors under constant pressure, though City's momentum was halted when Greenwood appeared to injure her knee in a challenge with Melanie Brunnthaler.

The defender immediately called for medical attention and was taken off on a stretcher to a standing ovation. City already have Vivianne Miedema and Lauren Hemp sidelined with knee injuries, both having had surgery.

St Polten managed to gain some territory towards the end of the half, but they needed a superb goalline clearance from Chiara D'Angelo to deny what would have been a tap-in for Fowler.

City reasserted their dominance in the second half and took a deserved lead when Murphy - a childhood City fan - converted Aoba Fujino's teasing cross at the back post for her first goal for the club.

Fujino continued to wreak havoc down the right wing and provided a near-identical assist 11 minutes later, though this time Casparij was the scorer.

Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Kerstin Casparij, speaking to TNT Sports, said: "Clean sheet, three points. It was a difficult team and we knew that coming into the game. In the first half they did a very good job and made it very difficult. They came out a bit more and that made it a bit easier for us.

"We're very comfortable who we play. This is our home and feels like our fortress."

On scoring her first City goal, she added: "I've waited two-and-a-half years, better late than never. We've been speaking about being in the box more and I've got forward a bit more."

Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Lily Murphy, speaking to TNT Sports, said: "It's a surreal feeling. This is a moment you dream of and to do it is on this stage is so special and to do it for my childhood club is really special.

"We grew into the game and found our way past them. We are determined and just want to win every game and be ruthless on the pitch."

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BBC Sport

Alessia Russo produced two brilliant finishes as Arsenal comfortably beat Valerenga to win their fourth Champions League game on the bounce.

Renee Slegers' side clinched progression to the quarter-finals last time out with a 1-0 victory over Juventus at the Emirates Stadium.

But they maintained their good form and winning run against their Norwegian opponents.

England international Russo opened the scoring in the 25th minute after cutting inside on her favoured right foot and curling beautifully into the far, bottom corner.

Russo then netted her third Champions League goal of the season after volleying home a pinpoint cross from Caitlin Foord in the 58th minute.

Either side of her double, the Gunners surged into a two-goal lead in Oslo after a fine cross from Australian Foord from the right landed at the feet of Frida Maanum and the Norwegian slotted home her fourth goal in Europe.

Valerenga did find the back of the net in the 85th minute with just their third goal in Europe this term as Tilde Lindwall smashed home from close range.

Interim boss Slegers told Uefa.com: "I think we played well throughout the game. I think we managed the game really well, the circumstances, the type of opposition; we didn't allow them much.

"With some new players on the pitch, some new partnerships, I am very proud of the team.

"This was important for us to set ourselves up for the final game to be decisive. That's why we are very happy about this."

This is how it stands in Group D. City only need a point against Barcelona to qualify as group winners. City will also finish top if they only lose by a one-goal margin in Spain next week.

Goals from Lily Murphy and Kerstin Casparij give City the three points.

The only downside tonight for City was Alex Greenwood going off on a stretcher with what looked a serious knee injury.

Aoba Fujino looks to have got the wrong side of Ella Touon, with the City player then hitting the ground but not getting a penalty.

With both City and Barca winning tonight, that sets up a showdown in Spain next week to see who will win the group.

It goes on the head to head record if both sides end up on the same points. That means City, who won 2-0 against Barca earlier in the campaign and lead Barca by three points, will finish top if they win, draw or only lose by one goal.

Aitana Bonmati has made it 3-0 for Barcelona in their away tie at Hammarby.

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Youngsters Gracie Prior and Codie Thomas both get a chance to show what they can do as they come for the last 13 minutes for Manchester City. Leila Ouahabi and Kerstin Casparij are the pair replaced.

Almost another goal for Lily Murphy. She is again in a tight angle and looking for the top corner, but again sends it wide.

Not this time, but she looks like she's enjoying every second of this match.

Lily Murphy sprints down the left wing and gets into the penalty area, but can't then find a team-mate.

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Lily Murphy is loving this. Yui Hasegawa slides a ball down the left channel and the teenager is able to run on to it. She tries to curl the ball into the far corner, but it is just wide.

Almost two. Lily Murphy nearly gets an assist to go with her goal. It's her cross to the back post and Kerstin Casparij is there with the header but, under pressure, can only nod it wide.

Good work from City's Lily Murphy, jinking past three players on the edge of the area, but Leila Ouahabi was running back, trying to not be offside, and couldn't read the pass.

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