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Arsenal reached the Women's Champions League semi-finals for the first time in 10 years after beating Bayern Munich 2-0 in their last-eight second leg on Wednesday to go through 2-1 on aggregate. Frida Maanum and Stina Blackstenius scored in the first half at the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal overturned a 1

Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Arsenal v Bayern Munich - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - March 29, 2023 Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius celebrates scoring their second goal Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Arsenal v Bayern Munich - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - March 29, 2023 Arsenal's Frida Maanum celebrates with Jenny Beattie, Caitlin Foord and teammates after the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Arsenal v Bayern Munich - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - March 29, 2023 Bayern Munich's Maria Luisa Grohs misses a chance to score Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Arsenal v Bayern Munich - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - March 29, 2023 Arsenal's Manuela Zinsberger celebrates after the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Arsenal v Bayern Munich - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - March 29, 2023 Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius in action with Bayern Munich's Saki Kumagai Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

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