UEFA Women’s Champions League

Arsenal advanced to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Women's Champions League with a narrow 1-0 win against Juventus at the Emirates Stadium. Lina Hurtig scored the winning goal in the 89th minute, securing victory for Arsenal despite a match filled with frustration due to Juventus' resilient defence. This victory marks a significant improvement in Arsenal's tournament performance, while Juventus' campaign ends following this defeat. Both teams now turn their focus to domestic league commitments.

Celtic demonstrated resilience in their UEFA Women’s Champions League match against Chelsea, scoring first but ultimately losing 2-1. Murphy Agnew's opener was quickly matched by Chelsea's Maika Hamano, followed by Ashley Lawrence giving the visitors the lead. Despite a valiant effort, Celtic couldn't find the equaliser, as Chelsea held on to maintain their perfect tournament record.