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Women's Champions League draw

Women's Champions League draw - Arsenal v Chelsea in potential quarter-final

The draw decides who will play each other in the knockout phase play-offs and then who will meet in the quarter-finals - here's how it will work

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Champions League draw sets up potential Arsenal and Chelsea showdown

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Women's Champions League draw: Arsenal get OH Leuven, on course to face Chelsea

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Arsenal, Man United and Chelsea end UWCL league stage with wins - as it happened

Ali Krieger gives her preedictions for the final week of UEFA Women's Champions League group stage games, and why she thinks Arsenal will not make the top four.

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Report: Chelsea set to battle Arsenal in the race to sign Serie A forward

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Titleholder Arsenal drawn on path to face Chelsea in Women's Champions League quarterfinals

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Arsenal add Gabriel Jesus to Champions League squad after Max Dowman injury

Jesus was initially not part of Arsenal's squad for the league phase of the competition but has now replaced Max Dowman.

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As Arsenal resume their bid for Champions League glory, can Viktor Gyokeres start firing again?

Assessing Viktor Gyokeres' form as Arsenal prepare to face Club Brugge on Wednesday. Watch the Champions League on DAZN - US, CA & NZ

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How can Arsenal fans watch Champions League soccer for free today without Streameast? Start time, odds

English Premier League club Arsenal face off against Belgian side Club Brugge in this afternoon’s 2025/26 UCL League Phase match.

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How to watch Club Brugge vs Arsenal in the USA: Live Stream and TV for 2025/2026 UEFA Champions League

Club Brugge will host Arsenal on the league stage Matchday 6 of the 2025/2026 UEFA Champions League. Here’s everything you need to know about kickoff times and how to watch the match on TV or through streaming options in the United States.

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Arsenal are 'Christmas champions,' but that may count for nothing

Arsenal may be top of the Premier League at Christmas again, but Mikel Arteta's team are beginning to resemble one of those toys whose batteries have a frustratingly short lifespan.