That's all from us. We'll be back tomorrow when Chelsea travel to the Netherlands to take on Twente looking to make it two wins in two in Group B.

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Have a read of Emily's report from the Emirates stadium here and as always keep up to date with all the latest news from the world of women's football here.

Who will be Arsenal's next manager? We'll have to wait and see but for now the Gunners can be happy they've started life without Jonas Eidevall with a Champions League victory.

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Manchester City's victory means they sit top of Group D with six points having won both of their games.

Barcelona put that defeat by City last week with a 9-0 thrahing of Swedish side Hammerby in the other game this evening with goals from Caroline Graham Hansen, Alexia Putellas and Fridolina Rolfo, among others.

That means they have their first points on the board with St Polten the only side yet to get off the mark.

Manchester City

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Earlier on this evening, Mary Fowler scored a late winner as Manchester City survived a scare to beat Austrians St Polten in the Women's Champions League.

Visitors City had started their European campaign with a hugely impressive 2-0 win against defending champions Barcelona, but they were made to work for these three points in Group D by spirited opponents.

Alanna Kennedy had given Manchester City the lead with a stunning strike in the fifth minute, driving in an unstoppable effort off the inside of the post from 25 yards.

St Polten had shown flashes of decent attacks and they equalised just before the break when Manchester City failed to deal with a corner and Melanie Brunnthaler fired in from close range.

Half-time offered the visitors a chance to regroup but they were stunned early in the second half as Kamila Dubcova's neat finish put St Polten ahead.

But the lead lasted barely five minutes as Aoba Fujino calmly slotted in her first goal for Manchester City.

Fowler then ensured the visitors took all three points when she nodded home following a corner late on.

Here's how things stand in Group C after that result. Arsenal got their first points on the board and sit second, behind leaders Bayern Munich.

The German side have won both of their Champions League matches so far, having beat Juventus 2-0 earlier this evening.

Lina Hurtig almost makes it five right at the end but can't quite finish it off.

That's three points wrapped up for Arsenal, though. Their Champions League campaign is off the mark.

Thea Bjelde makes way for 16-year-old Tommine Enger and goalscorer Olaug Tvedten comes off for Iselin Olsen and Elise Thorsnes makes way for Mawa Sesay.

For Arsenal, off go Lia Walti and Laia Codina for Lina Hurtig and Katie Reid.

Into the final minute of normal time. It looks like Arsenal are well on their way to getting their first three points of this year's Champions League and their first three points without Jonas Eidevall at the helm.

Arsenal almost punish Valerenga further as Stina Blackstenius gets on a decent run. She gets herself one-on-one with the goalkeeper but her low effort is parried away by Tove Enblom.

Blackstenius goes for the roof of the net on the rebound but it hammers off the crossbar.

Laia Codina goes into the book for a late foul.

Valerenga make a change as they search for an equaliser. On comes Ronja Arnesen for Linn Vickius.

Stina Blackstenius is through on goal but Tove Enblom comes out to meet the ball and does enough to put the striker off.

The danger isn't fully clear yet, though, as Arsenal look for a later goal to wrap this one up.

I didn't want to say it, Emily, but yes, it has been very dull.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

This second half has been a bit dull and the support from the Arsenal fans has quietened down, but the small handful of Valerenga fans are still giving it their all and haven't stopped chanting.

Caitlin Foord is coming off for Stina Blackstenius.

Foord's goal remains the difference at the moment.

Just over 15 minutes to go in this one. Arsenal will be happy to keep hold of the ball. They have weathered the storm somewhat and will be hoping to have tired out their opponents.

Laia Codina gives the ball away deep in her own half and Saedis Heidarsdottir fancies her chances from 20-yards out but Daphne van Domselaar had it covered.

Mariona Caldentey has had enough and goes for goal from range but it's straight to the gloves of Tove Enblom.

Caitlin Foord goes into the referee's book for a late challenge.

Not much in the way of clear-cut chances in this half and it just feels like Arsenal are going to need another goal to see this one out.