"After finishing fifth in the Champions League league phase, Arsenal must qualify for the quarter-finals via a two-legged play-off against Belgian side OH Leuven. Leuven finished 12th and are, on paper, the weakest team left in the competition. Renee Slegers' side will be looking to bring back a lead to the reverse tie at Emirates Stadium next week, and progress to the next round in their quest to retain their European crown."
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"Almost two months have passed since the final matchday of the Women's Champions League group stages which determined who would remain in the competition. With automatic qualification for the quarter-finals only guaranteed for the top four teams, Arsenal just missed out, finishing fifth out of the pool of 18 European teams."
Arsenal travel to Belgium to face OH Leuven in a two-legged UEFA Women's Champions League play-off. Arsenal finished fifth in the Champions League league phase and must win the play-off to reach the quarter-finals. OH Leuven finished 12th and are considered the weakest team remaining in the competition. Renee Slegers' OH Leuven will aim to bring a first-leg lead back to the Emirates Stadium for the reverse fixture. Automatic quarter-final qualification was reserved for the top four group teams, leaving Arsenal with a favourable draw against Leuven. Broadcast and streaming options include TV channels, online streams, and VPN access recommendations.
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