Arsenal women beaten by Wolfsburg women in CL quarter-finals

Arsenal women have exited the Champions League as they have been beaten 3-1 on aggregate by Wolfsburg women.

The Gunners were defeated 2-0 in the second leg. Ex-Arsenal player Jill Roord made it 1-0 to Wolfsburg in the ninth minute. Leah Williamson clinched the win for the hosts.

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Vivianne Miedema struck the bar for Arsenal as Wolfsburg hung onto win.

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Wolfsburg now go through to face Barcelona in the last four.

The German side started strongly and took a firm grip on the tie when Roord hooked in from close range following a corner.

Arsenal were afforded a let-off soon after when Tabea Wassmuth had a goal disallowed following a narrow offside decision.

Steph Catley did test Schult, but Wolfsburg went close again when Svenja Huth forced a save from Manuela Zinsberger.

Arsenal enjoyed a better spell early in the second half but were stung when Williamson turned into her own net attempting to block a cross from Sveindis Jonsdottir. Zinsberger was wrong-footed and could not keep it out.

Arsenal rallied but, after hitting the woodwork twice in quick succession through Miedema and Williamson, it was not to be their night.

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