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Updated 12/11/2024 at 19:45 GMT

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You can watch tomorrow night's clash between UEFA Women's Champions League newcomers Celtic and Women's Super League champions Chelsea live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

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Coverage begins at 19:45 (UK time).

It's a perfect eight wins out of eight for Sonia Bompastor so far in her debut season in the Chelsea dug-out - can she extend her imperious record at New Douglas Park?

Find out how to sign up for discovery+ below, and access the finest action from the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Serie A and more.

FULL-TIME: JUVENTUS 0-4 ARSENAL

That is an absolutely outstanding result for Arsenal and interim boss Slegers.

An equally impressive performance. Juve didn't get a sniff beyond the first couple of minutes.

Speculation will roar on as to Eidevall's permanent successor - I can't help but think their primary candidate is right under their nose!

Four minutes will be added on here, and the travelling Gunners will savour every moment.

What an evening for the WSL side.

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GOAL! JUVENTUS 0-4 ARSENAL (FOORD)

Ohhhh Foord deserves that so much. She's been excellent tonight.

Cooney-Cross is found in space on the right, and her excellent ball in beats Payraud-Magnin and falls perfectly to the feet of Foord, who can tap home with ease.

This has become a rout, and the substitutions have really helped Arsenal to put away their chances.

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GOAL! JUVENTUS 0-3 ARSENAL (CALDENTEY)

Arsenal are finally making their dominance count, putting away their chances and both substitutes making a mark.

The recently-introduced Hurtig worked her way to the byline before squeezing in a low cross. Juve tried to clear but could only find Caldentey, who rifled into the roof of the net to put the result beyond doubt.

What a performance from Slegers' side.

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GOAL! JUVENTUS 0-2 ARSENAL (BLACKSTENIUS)

And that, should be that! A fantastic solo effort from substitute Blackstenius.

Caldentey found the striker, who cut in from the left and weaved in and out, sending Kullberg dancing around her own box before squeezing an effort past Peyraud-Magnin at the near post.

ANOTHER ROLL OF THE JUVE DICE

Kullberg and former Everton midfielder Bennison enter the fray. Calligaris and the recently-booked Schatzer make way.

SCHATZER BRINGS DOWN RUSSO

A yellow card for the Juve midfielder, who cynically brings down the Arsenal striker who was looking to bring her team-mates into play.

This hasn't been a match short on physicality.

A second headed effort within a few minutes for Williamson but she can't keep it down from yards out.

Nice routine, McCabe floating one to the back post and Foord heading across, but the England defender can't find the clinical touch.

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Caldentey and Blackstenius come on for Arsenal, with Mead and Maanum making way.

For Juve, Bonansea and Krumbiegel enter for Beccari and Bergamaschi.

Fox sees a delicate effort reverberate off the crossbar after being teed up by Foord, who has caused huge issues for Juve all evening.

Arsenal desperately unlucky not to double their lead, and based off the quality of their chances, it would not be unfair to suggest this could be four or five.

In the follow-up, Catley received a yellow card.

Yellow card

S. Catley

Arsenal

GUNNERS CAUSING JUVE PANIC

Some pinball in the hosts' box after Williamson sees her header saved.

Arsenal look to forge an opening from the follow-up but can't beat the crowd of bodies in the box.

They recycle and try again down the left, where Foord nips in after some miscommunication between Bergamaschi and Peyraud-Magnin, but the 'keeper gets enough on it to thwart the danger.

Russo plays a searching long ball towards Mead, with a clear sight at goal on offer if the Arsenal forward can get to it.

But Cascarino wins the foot race and clears for a throw.

Referee Cvetkovic certainly has not seen a shortage of action this evening and brings play to a halt as Fox goes down in her own box.

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Beccari was a little too eager to get something on Bergamschi's cross, and the Arsenal defender comes off worse in the aerial duel.

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Vangsgaard gets play back underway for the second half.

HOW TO WATCH CELTIC V CHELSEA ON TNT SPORTS

You can watch tomorrow night's clash between UEFA Women's Champions League newcomers Celtic and Women's Super League champions Chelsea live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Coverage begins at 19:45 (UK time).

It's a perfect eight wins out of eight for Sonia Bompastor so far in her debut season in the Chelsea dug-out - can she extend her imperious record at New Douglas Park?

Find out how to sign up for discovery+ below, and access the finest action from the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Serie A and more.

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It took Barca 32 minutes to get going, but they notched all five goals within 13 minutes as a sixth consecutive victory already looks secured.

Ewa Pajor, Kika Nazareth, Aitana Bonmati, Keira Walsh and Claudia Pina all on the scoresheet.

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HALF-TIME: JUVENTUS 0-1 ARSENAL

I need the 15-minute break to get over that opening goal. Stunning stuff.

Arsenal a goal to the good, and you have to say, it is richly deserved for their endeavour so far. Exciting, enterprising, and a far-cry from the chaotic side at the start of the campaign.

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TWO MINUTES 'TIL HALF-TIME

Just the two minutes added on, as a Juve attack breaks down. Looks like that'll be that for the first half.

ARSENAL PUSHING FOR ANOTHER

The visitors certainly are not stopping at one, and want a two-goal cushion before the interval.

Attacking with some real intent, but Fox's cross comes to no avail.