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Tuesday's Women's Champions League predictions: Gunners can keep it tight

Free football tips, best bets and analysis for the first leg of Bayern Munich v Arsenal and Roma v Barcelona in the Women's Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday.

Captain Leah Williamson will be key to Arsenal keeping Bayern Munich at bay
Captain Leah Williamson will be key to Arsenal keeping Bayern Munich at bay Credit: David Price

Where to watch

Bayern Munich Women v Arsenal Women
DAZN & DAZN Youtube, 5.45pm Tuesday

Roma Women v Barcelona Women
DAZN & DAZN Youtube, 8pm Tuesday

Best bet

Under 2.5 goals in Bayern Munich Women v Arsenal Women
1pt 11-10 bet365


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Women’s Champions League quarter-final predictions

German opposition have proved to be Arsenal’s kryptonite in the Champions League and there will be a sense of trepidation about a quarter-final tie with an improving Bayern Munich. 

Arsenal have lost five of their six previous European ties against Bundesliga opponents, including going out to Wolfsburg at this stage last season, and head into this latest clash short on attacking options with Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema injured.

Those two were key to Arsenal’s 5-1 rout of holders Lyon when qualifying for the last eight as group winners, and although Jonas Eidevall’s side have started to adapt to life without them, the threat they pose to a Bayern side unbeaten at home and who have conceded just 12 goals all season may be limited.

Bayern are also shorn of a key attacking piece in Linda Dallman and without a traditional striker in the Bavarians squad, it may pay to take the odds-against on there being fewer than three goals in a first leg between two well-matched sides.

Tuesday’s other quarter-final first leg sees last year’s runners-up Barcelona go to Roma, who are as big as 22-1 for victory despite being eight points clear at the top of Serie A.


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