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And that's your lot from the Women's Champions League for tonight.

Arsenal have it all to play for when they travel to Wolfsburg next week.

And it's advantage Juventus after a dramatic comeback win against seven-time winners Lyon.

You can read Michael Emons' report from Emirates Stadium here.

Until next time.

And these are the dates for the deciding legs:

Wednesday, 30 March

Barcelona v Real Madrid 17:45 BST

PSG v Bayern Munich 20:00

Thursday, 31 March

Wolfsburg v Arsenal 17:45

Lyon v Juventus 20:00

A reminder of where we stand after the quarter-final first legs:

Bayern Munich 1-2 Paris St-Germain

Real Madrid 1-3 Barcelona

Juventus 2-1 Lyon

Arsenal 1-1 Wolfsburg

Anita Asante
Aston Villa & England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Wolfsburg have a lot of experience in this competition but Arsenal can take heart from their second half performance. They know they can step it up another level.

This is perfectly poised for an exciting second leg, in which both teams really go for it.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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In the second half, Arsenal came out a different team. They were high pressing and creating chances. They were always in the game, even when Wolfsburg hit the post twice.

You make subs to try and change the game and it was a quality delivery on the floor by Tobin Heath. They will be confident of getting the win out in Germany.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

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How big will that goal be from Lotte Wubben-Moy? Arsenal will feel they deserved their equaliser, which Wubben-Moy earned them when finding herself free in the penalty area and blasting the ball past away goalkeeper Almuth Schult.

What it does do is set it up perfectly for next week's second leg, which will take place at the 30,000-capacity Volkswagen Arena on Thursday, 31 March (17:45 BST) with Arsenal hoping to reach the semi-finals for the first time since 2013.

At the final whistle, after a team huddle, Arsenal's players walk over and applaud their vocal fans at the Emirates, who helped create a fine atmosphere, with the supporters going home happy after that late drama.

It's all to play for in the second leg.

Laura Bassett
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Arsenal kept putting the ball in the box and they came up with a set piece like that.

What a fantastic moment for Lotte Wubben-Moy, who has had to be patient this season with injury. A lot of things didn't go their way but they managed to stay in the game.

That was a really enjoyable tie full of incident. Woodwork rattled, disallowed goals, late drama.

Now all eyes turn to the second leg in Germany on 31 March.

Anyone else cannot wait for the second leg?

Kelly Smith
Former England and Arsenal striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

She is an academy product of the club, who went to America, but she is back now and she is a Gooner.

Three minutes of additional time.

Laura Bassett
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tobin Heath steps up and she drives it low and hard.

Lotte Wubben-Moy takes a touch on the outside of her foot and buries it under pressure. What a wonderful moment for her and her team.

Arsenal deserved that. The only thing missing from their second half performance was a goal. It looked like they were resigned to a narrow defeat but Lotte Wubben­-Moy's equaliser sets up an exciting second leg in Germany next week.

Free-kick to Arsenal in scoring range.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Can Arsenal head to Germany with a positive result?

"We love you Arsenal, we do," serenade the home fans in an attempt to cheer their team on to an equaliser. Arsenal have had chances to level, but also could have found themselves 2-0 down.

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Now substitute Frida Maanum tests the keeper but once again it's too comfortable. Arsenal are running out of time.

Kelly Smith
Former England and Arsenal striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

With a few minutes to go, Wolfsburg can draw Arsenal in and pick and choose when they attack now.

They are quite comfortable and Arsenal have really dropped off, in terms of their pressurising.

Vivianne Miedema spots an opening just outside the box and decides to have a go but it's a comfortable save for Almuth Schult.

Applause for Beth Mead as she makes way for Nikita Parris. Frida Maanum is also on for the final stages in place of Stina Blackstenius.