When the draw for the Women’s Champions League group stage takes place on Friday, there is the prospect that England will provide three teams for the first time in the competition’s history. Chelsea are guaranteed a place,

Kai Havertz insists winning the Champions League with Arsenal would mean more than the success he enjoyed in the competition earlier in his career with Chelsea. The Germany international scored the winning goal in the final three years ago when a Blues side managed by Thomas Tuchel caused an upset against Manchester City.

Former finalists Chelsea and debutants Celtic are drawn together in the group stage of the Women's Champions League.

On the face of it, a 4-1 Champions League qualifying aggregate victory over Hacken seems trouble-free for Arsenal. Yet that doesn’t tell the full story. The first-leg defeat in Sweden had been, as head coach Jonas Eidevall put it,

Arsenal hosted Paris Saint-Germain in their first home clash of the Champions League, and now sit eighth in the league stage - but how do their next fixtures compare to the other favourites?