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Women's Champions League: Arsenal score penalty in injury time v HB Koge – reaction
Man City came back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Bayern. Read report here.
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Manchester City fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 away from home against Bayern Munich, before Arsenal overcame semi-professional HB Koge with an injury-time penalty.
Join us tomorrow for coverage of Chelsea's European opener against Austria Wien.
Here are the scores from around the grounds in the Uefa Women's Champions League tonight.
Arsenal defender Steph Catley, speaking to Disney+: "It was a pretty crazy five minutes. It's football sometimes and we left it late.
Team news: Eight changes for UWCL opener
Renée Slegers has made eight changes to the starting line-up for tonight’s first UEFA Women’s Champions League match at home to HB Koge Women.
Following Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United, Anneke Borbe replaces Misa Rodriguez in goal, with Smilla Holmberg and Taylor Hinds starting in defence ahead of Emily Fox and Ona Batlle.
In midfield, Kim Little, Kyra Cooney-Cross and Frida Maanum replace Georgia Stanway, Mariona Caldentey, and Alessia Russo.
Stina Blackstenius keeps her place up top, alongside Chloe Kelly and Caitlin Foord, who come in for Olivia Smith and Lisa Baum respectively.
On the bench, summer signings Isabella Damm and Geraldine Reuteler continue to await their Arsenal debuts.
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Mariona Caldentey penalty provides late WCL relief for Arsenal against Køge
Mariona Caldenteyâs 93rd-minute penalty delivered a win and a hefty dose of relief to fans bouncing behind the goal in the North Bank after the ball hit the back of the net, but ÂArsenalâs narrow defeat of HB Køge in their Champions League opener left more questions unanswered than answered for the struggling Gunners.
The puffed cheeks of the manager, Renée Slegers, said it all when the full-time whistle went. If it had been revealed after the final whistle that a force field surrounded the opposition goal at Meadow Park, many would have believed it, such was the extent of Arsenalâs ridiculous profligacy in front of goal in their league-phase opener.
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