With the clocks forward and the season's business end approaching, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United are fighting to reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals. The English trio played thrilling quarter-final first legs last week, with all three ties still undecided ahead of Wednesday's decisive matches.

Defending champions Arsenal hold a 3-1 advantage over Chelsea after their first leg at the Emirates, but the Blues remain confident after last season's comeback against Manchester City. Sam Kerr's return from the Asian Cup adds firepower to Chelsea's challenge, while Alessia Russo's eighth goal of the campaign gives Arsenal momentum. Meanwhile, Manchester United face an uphill battle against Bayern Munich, needing to overturn a 3-2 deficit in Germany.

United's task is particularly daunting as no English side has ever won at Bayern in the Women's Champions League. Despite twice fighting back in the first leg, Marc Skinner's team must overcome the German champions to reach their first semi-final. The semi-final line-up will be completed on Thursday, with Barcelona heavily favored after their 6-2 first-leg win over Real Madrid, while Wolfsburg and Lyon are locked at 1-0.