The Women’s Champions League league phase will conclude on Wednesday, but there are still many things to decide, including whether an all-English double-header could take place in February. All three English representatives, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Arsenal, are guaranteed to make it to the knockout play-offs. However, under the new format, there is a realistic chance that two teams may face each other to qualify for the quarter-finals.
The play-off match between Arsenal and Man Utd would be set if the league phase ended today. It is possible to have this result change in the nine matches that will start on Wednesday. Eight different combinations could see them – or Chelsea- end up in a play-off against another English team.
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Highlights of the WSL match between Brighton and Chelsea.
In the current season’s competition, only four teams are guaranteed to qualify. Chelsea is unbeaten and currently sits third in the standings. However, they are just one point behind the next eight. In the worst case scenario, they could finish eighth in the league phase, last among the seeded playoff teams.
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Highlights of the WSL match between Everton vs Arsenal.
Arsenal is in this position, and they will face the bottom-ranked team in the competition OH Leuven for their final match. To be fair, the European minnows are only 1-1 in their 5 games up to this point. The Gunners must make up at least a point against four of the above teams…
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