Arsenal Women

A UK-record attendance for a UEFA Women's Champions League game watched as we beat Bayern Munich 2-0.

After weathering a spell of pressure from the visitors, we broke on the counter through Pelova. Wolfsburg hosts Paris Saint-Germain tomorrow evening to determine who will face us in the next round. After working the ball around the box, a perfect backheel from Leah Williamson set up our Norwegian midfielder to blast the ball into the top left corner. Little handed the armband to Leah Williamson, was replaced by Lotte Wubben-Moy and from that moment on, we played for our skipper. From the first whistle to the last, we played with belief, confidence and style. After levelling the tie on aggregate, our forward line soon looked thoroughly unstoppable, bearing down on Bayern's goal for another goal.

Arsenal will face either Wolfsburg or Paris St-Germain in the last four of the competition after overturning a first-leg deficit.

They should have scored more, but it mattered little, on the night of their dreams. Trailing 1-0 from a first leg in Munich Arsenal, the only British women's club to have ever won a European title, back in 2007, initially had the worst possible start as their captain Kim Little went off injured. It was a Bayern team full of international stars, from Germany's Lina Magull to England's Georgia Stanway, but they were left disappointed as the English club's high-intensity first-half display blew the Germans away. "We have the potential, when we hit all things perfect, to beat any team," Eidevall added. However, this was their finest performance under the lights for a European fixture on this ground, and they will now face either Wolfsburg or Paris Saint-Germain in the last four. "I get the sense of belief that we’re seeing history getting created very quickly in front of our eyes, when I see how the attendances and the culture is here at the Emirates Stadium.

How to watch Arsenal vs Bayern Munich in the Women's Champions League from the UK as well as kick-off time and team news.

They will hope to keep the Arsenal attack at bay and also add to their first-leg advantage. Bayern finished level on points with Barcelona in the group stage. When it comes to Europe, they've only lost one game in the group stage.

Frida Maanum's stunning strike brought Arsenal level on aggregate in their Champions League quarter-final clash against Bayern - but she received a word of ...

Give us your thoughts in the In Europe, Chelsea finished as runner-ups in the premier competition back in 2020/21, with Arsenal winning it under the previous title back in 2006/07. Also with a game in hand over the leaders, Arsenal sit two points behind Chelsea, but would go level on points at the top with three points should the Blues only draw in theirs. [Manchester United](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/manchester-united-fc) currently top on 38 points, Manchester City are behind only on goal difference with Chelsea a point behind with a game in hand. [Arsenal](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/arsenal-fc) level in their [Champions League](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/champions-league) quarter-final clash against Bayern Munich - but she had to make a swift dart to the sidelines. With Williamson getting in close with a hug, her whisper in the ear of Maanum prompted the immediate removal of the left hoop with the camera returning to jubilant manager Jonas Eidevall.

How to watch Arsenal vs Bayern Munich in the Women's Champions League from the US as well as kick-off time and team news.

They will hope to keep the Arsenal attack at bay and also add to their first-leg advantage. Bayern finished level on points with Barcelona in the group stage. When it comes to Europe, they've only lost one game in the group stage.

After beating Bayern Munich in the quarter-final of the UEFA Women's Champions League, we progress to the semi-finals where we will play either Paris ...

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The stage is set for one of the biggest matches of the season so far, as we host Bayern Munich at Emirates Stadium.

We want to present the best version of ourselves in tomorrow's match." The Brazilian winger cannot feature in this fixture as she is not a part of the Champions League squad. Straus on us: "The last few weeks have been very tough and tiring, but confidence is high after the last two matches. We just need to win the football match." "With the away goals rule, a result like this would have been really complicated to manage. Despite Bayern Munich's slender lead heading into this clash, there are a host of positives to take from our away display at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday.

Trailing to a Lea Schuller goal in Germany last week, the hosts recovered from the early loss of Kim Little to progress 2-1 on aggregate.

Gunners captain Leah Williamson believes sharing stadium with men's side is 'realistic' for the long-term.

“The first leg we should have scored a couple of goals. Arsenal will face the winner of the tie between Paris Saint-Germain and Wolfsburg in the semi-finals, with the German side 1-0 up going into Thursday’s second leg. Williamson missed a glorious header from six yards out, Blackstenius was twice denied by Bayern goalkeeper Maria Luisa Grohs and Lotte Wubben-Moy hit the crossbar. They were worthy winners too, with Frida Maanum and Stina Blackstenius both scoring in the space of seven first-half minutes. [The Gunners beat Bayern Munich 2-0 ](/sport/football/arsenal-bayern-munich-womens-champions-league-b1070939.html)in the second leg of their quarter-final tie on Wednesday evening as they fought back from losing 1-0 in Germany last week. this is a historic football club and people know about us and have always known about us.

Arsenal Women are making tangible progress at home and abroad under Jonas Eidevall - who knows where it might take them?

They talk a lot around Arsenal that we always act with class, but when you’re inside the organisation you really understand the meaning of those words. That gave them a platform to attack freely in the game: in all they had 25 shots. Even so, Arsenal have shown at various points this month they can compete domestically and abroad, where they have now reached their furthest stage in the Champions League since 2013. “We had a couple of warning signs before the first goal and it’s disappointing that we could not adapt to the situation. Instead, they were made to survive a tense seven-minute period of stoppage time to preserve a one-goal advantage on aggregate. We could have gone a bit longer and more direct to get spaces to explore. A mix of recruitment (to get players comfortable defending higher) and initiatives such as [training against Arsenal’s academy boys](https://theathletic.com/3299988/2022/05/09/how-eidevall-plans-to-improve-arsenal-more-control-a-plan-for-man-marking-and-training-with-academy-boys/) helped close that gap at the start of this season and gave them a major benefit when returning to Champions League action against Bayern. They forced the hosts back to goalkeeper Maria Luisa Grohs multiple times inside the opening 20 minutes in Germany and it started from midfield. One aspect of Arsenal’s play where the Swede’s planning has come to fruition is their defensive organisation and intensity. And the fans who turned out on Wednesday night to see Arsenal defeat Bayern Munich 2-0 and seal a place in the Champions League semi-finals certainly felt that bond. [even in their 1-0 defeat in the first leg in Germany last week](https://theathletic.com/4332644/2023/03/22/arsenal-women-champions-league-2/). Their first encounters against Europe’s elite (Barcelona and Wolfsburg) [showed Eidevall the benchmark](https://theathletic.com/3206296/2022/03/24/arsenal-and-eidevalls-quest-for-space-control-comes-to-fruition/?source=emp_shared_article) while [this month’s Conti Cup final win over Chelsea](https://theathletic.com/4277764/2023/03/06/arsenal-win-conti-cup/) provided a spark at a vital moment.

What a month, right? From winning the Conti Cup against Chelsea to qualifying for the Champions League semifinals for the first time in ten years!

Then you have the intelligent, selfless Victoria Pelova, who played the balancing tool in our attacking setup, Lia Wälti who made sure that Bayern didn’t have much space in central areas and Noëlle Maritz, whose interactions with Victoria Pelova ensured we always had the good distances both vertically and horizontally. Gooner since mid-ninties, when the Gunners defeated my hometown team, in Copenhagen. It means that the things you are doing, you are more inclined to do it again when you see you win football matches from it. The opening 45’ were played at such high-tempo and high-intensity that Bayern simply couldn’t cope with our aggression and quick exchanges, chasing shadows for most of the half. It helps create that story and the narrative. That is important, you can sustain a good process for medium term without results but in the end, you need results to back it up.

Frida Maanum and Stina Blackstenius scored in a 2-0 victory in last night's second leg to secure a 2-1 aggregate win. The side will ...

The ticket includes a half-time drink and programme. Early bird tickets went on sale yesterday and will last until Tuesday, April 4. but when are the semi-finals? And when are tickets on sale? Sportsmail provides all the answers below. And are tickets available?