It is wave after wave of Lyon attacks with Juventus getting almost everyone back to defend.

Lindsey Horan, impressive on her first start for Lyon, whips in a dangerous cross but Pauline Peyraud-Magnin holds at her near post.

Lyon attack again seconds later but Griedge Mbock's shot is deflected behind for a corner.

Lyon are firmly in control as they look to put the tie beyond Juventus.

They press high and win the ball before working the ball forward quickly with a move that ends with Ada Hegerberg being unable to run in an awkward ball.

Ada Hegerberg tries to drive through the middle for Lyon but ends up crowded out by three Juventus players and the visitors clear.

Pauline Peyraud-Magnin then grabs a cross out of the air with Melvine Malard ready to pounce.

Amandine Henry came on for the start of the second half for the hosts, replacing Damaris Egurrola.

It is Lyon who have made the better start to the second half as Delphine Cascarino sends an effort on the half volley wide.

Will Juventus find a way back into this or will Lyon add further goals? Back under way.

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall via Uefa.com: "A lot of things happened. I think we could have played better in the first half. We knew it would be a game of fine margins and it was, but we hit the bar, the post and they didn’t go our way.

"They are very physical and demand a lot from opponents. I’m a little disappointed with certain aspects of our performance. They man-marked us and were very aggressive. We expected that but we were disappointed we didn’t find the tactical balance."

Arsenal

Arsenal captain Kim Little via Uefa.com: "I think Wolfsburg were strong in the press. We gave away too much especially in attack. It was a tough match, but I think we can take a lot from it in terms of what we can improve.

"We’re very disappointed. We want to be able to challenge in Europe. It was even for the most part but they capitalised on their chances."

The whistle goes for half time and Lyon go in with the lead both on the night and on aggregate.

Damaris Egurrola is booked for a foul on Barbara Bonansea.

Juventus then have a shout for a penalty waved away before Lyon break again in numbers, but the Italians recover quickly to snuff out the attack.

Three minutes to go until the break. Lyon had looked like they could score with every attack for a couple of minutes after getting their second but the pace has slowed again now. Juventus will just want to get to the break without conceding another because at the moment they are still in this.

Can Juventus respond? They have a free kick midway inside the Lyon half and the ball is floated into the box but then nodded wide to give the home side a goal kick.

Lyon are on fire now as Melvine Malard sends a fizzing effort just over the bar.

There's more goals in this game.

Once again Lyon try to work the ball through the middle but once again Juventus close down all the gaps.

Tough going for the hosts at the moment.

Melvine Malard hooks a shot wide after a corner is beaten away but Pauline Peyraud-Magnin is down injured after taking a knock trying to reach the delivery from the set piece.

She is soon back up on her feet, which is good news for Juventus.

Catarina Macario dinks the ball into the box as she hopes to find the run of Melvine Malard but it doesn't come off as intended. Good idea, though, as it is going to take something inventive to break this compact Juventus defence.

Big chance for Juventus to really put the squeeze on Lyon as Barbara Bonansea's pace causes panic in the Lyon defence and the ball is worked to Lina Hurtig, whose shot from close range is superbly blocked by Selma Bacha.

Crucial defending because that was surely a goal without that block.

Lisa Boattin is needing some extensive treatment but eventually is able to get up and continue. Juventus wouldn't want to lose the influential full back so early on.