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European champions Arsenal will take on Chelsea in the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final at the Emirates Stadium.

Catch Arsenal Women vs Chelsea Women as the Gunners aim to defend their European title. Here’s a detailed guide with all the broadcast and streaming information you need.

• Date: Tuesday, 24 March

• Kick-off time: 20:00 GMT / 16:00 ET

• Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

• TV & Streaming: Disney (UK) / Paramount+ (US)

• FREE Stream: BBC iPlayer (UK)

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At least one English club is guaranteed a place in the Champions League semi-finals, as two of the most successful teams in the country face off across two legs for a spot in the final four.

Arsenal host Chelsea in North London this week, with Renee Slegers’ side having the home advantage first before the return leg at Stamford Bridge next week.

The winner will face another formidable opponent, with Lyon or Wolfsburg awaiting them on the road to Oslo.

FourFourTwo has compiled all the details about live streaming and TV coverage so you can watch Arsenal vs Chelsea in the UWCL online, on television, or from abroad.

In the UK, Arsenal vs Chelsea will be broadcast live on BBC iPlayer.

The match will also air on BBC Two, Disney+, and the BBC Sport website.

Watch Arsenal vs Chelsea on BBC iPlayer

The UWCL quarter-final is being streamed completely free on BBC iPlayer. All viewers need is a BBC account and a valid UK postcode (for example, SE1 7PB).

Fans in the United States can watch Arsenal vs Chelsea on Paramount+.

Paramount+ subscribers in the USA can stream every match live. Subscription plans start from $2.99 per month for the first two months (usually $8.99), and include access to the men’s Champions League and EFL Championship coverage.

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The two WSL powerhouses meet at the Emirates on Tuesday for the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final, and predicting a winner at this stage is nearly impossible.

Arsenal remain unbeaten against Chelsea this season, with one win and one draw in the WSL, though they currently sit two points behind their London rivals in the league table. Meanwhile, Sonia Bompastor’s side secured automatic qualification to the Champions League league phase at Arsenal’s expense.

Former Arsenal star Alex Scott told FourFourTwo in an exclusive interview that her former club’s history in the competition could serve as extra motivation for Chelsea to knock out the defending champions.

“When I was playing, after Emma Hayes left Arsenal and joined Chelsea, the rivalry immediately intensified because she carried over so many key elements from Arsenal to Chelsea, building a phenomenal team. Everything she’s achieved there is truly remarkable,” said Scott.

“I know how much it hurt the Chelsea players and fans to watch Arsenal lift the Champions League trophy last season. That’s the one title they’ve been chasing for years. This clash will be thrilling — if Chelsea defeat Arsenal, you’ll hear about it for weeks. But if Arsenal manage to triumph again, it’s going to be an incredible contest. That’s the beauty of football, isn’t it?”

Leah Williamson is a doubt for Arsenal after missing the weekend’s fixture, but Katie McCabe and Beth Mead could return to the lineup. Emily Fox might replace Smilla Holmberg at right-back. For Chelsea, Aggie Beever-Jones is doubtful after picking up an injury over the weekend, adding to a forward line already missing Mayra Ramirez. However, Lucy Bronze, Naomi Girma, Keira Walsh, Lauren James, and Sandy Baltimore are all expected to be available after substitute appearances last weekend.

Slegers will be pleased to have Australian trio Steph Catley, Kyra Cooney-Cross, and Caitlin Foord back in the squad after returning from the Asian Cup Final defeat (1-0) last Saturday morning. On the other hand, Chelsea may be without Matildas stars Ellie Carpenter and Sam Kerr.

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