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Arsenal are through to the women's Champions League semi-finals after beating by Munich 2-0 at the Emirates are stunning second leg performance

All them overturn a 1-0 deficit from the first leg and it's the first time they've reached the semifinals in a decade

Well, they'll play either PSG or Wolfsburg joining me now to reflect on it from the Emirates are the former Arsenal and

England defenders Laura Bassett and Ginny Flucherti and commentator

Vicki sparks and we can get the story of the night from Vicki yes a breathless

Sintillating powerhouse first half performance did the job for Arsenal and it was opened by a goal of real quality from

Frida Leonardo Monello set up by a beautiful flick from the England captain Lear Williamson

She curled into the top corner in off the bottom of the crossbar from just outside the penalty area

It was a goal of sheer beauty and it was no more than Arsenal deserved for a performance that had begun full of

Full of vigor really taking the game to buy in Munich

Black Stenius from close range with a header made it 2-0 on 26 minutes and the only downside for Arton in the first half was how

They did not score more goals the question was would those missed chances and good last ditch defending it must be said by

Byron Munich come back to haunt them in the end no by and improved in the second half

It was a tighter a tensor affair in truth. Byron couldn't have been any worse than they were in the first half

But it was too little too late from the German giants and Arsenal through to the last four for a first time in a decade

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