Arsenal and Chelsea return to European action this week looking to confirm a place in the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-finals.
Both clubs maybe done and dusted in the Women's Super League for 2022 as the league enters a festive break, but they will each finish their Champions League group-stage programmes before Christmas Day. The London rivals have each made a strong start to their European campaigns; they are unbeaten and in pole position to secure a place in the knockout stage.
But knowing fellow English club Manchester City were dumped out in the previous round and Chelsea exited at this stage of the competition last year, neither side will be taking anything for granted. However, with both topping their respective groups, qualification can be rubber-stamped this week, so let's run through the permutations.
