Man City vs Barcelona LIVE: Women’s Champions League result and reaction as Bunny Shaw scores against holders

Going to be a long 25 minutes at this rate for Man City - they’ve not been out of their half of the pitch for a while now. Perhaps changes will be afoot for them soon too. Barcelona just being patient probing, pushing a little more and definitely in control in this half. No equaliser yet though.

Keira Walsh is the latest to try her luck but it’s straight at the keeper and saved.

Greenwood does well now to close out another push forward from Barcelona, then Hemp stops the ball from going for a corner.

Pina, just on the pitch, lines one up from 20 yards and pings it towards the top corner - just a yard wide!

City playing themselves into a bit of trouble more than once and Yamashita perhaps again gets lucky that there’s not much more than a corner after her hesitancy.

Pina on for Engen in Barcelona’s first change.

This is really the first spell of pressure that Barcelona have kept up all night - Putellas and Rolfo win a corner between them, Graham Hansen over to take it. City just needing a pause here, clear their lines and rebuild again in slower fashion perhaps. They have put a lot of effort into this first hour of the game.

Shaw clears the corner, then slips on the edgeof the box and Bonmati shoots - saved low down by Yamashita.

Bonmati and Graham Hansen now combine down the right channel and it’s pulled across to Alexia Putellas - she thinks she’s finding the corner of the net but again Aleixandri is there to fly in with a brilliant block!

First real chance of the half for the visitors.

City have continued the same way they played in the first 45 - on the front foot, aggressive, quick to close down Barcelona and really pushing for chances on goal themselves.

A second goal here tonight would be no more than they deserve, but they have spurned plenty of chances already to do so.

Back underway in Manchester. City are straight on the front foot and Graham Hansen is immediately booked for tripping Casparij as she looks to break into the box. Greenwood is over the free-kick and curls it in...and with three blue shirts racing in, Miedema glances a header wide!

That should be buried - Shaw was behind her but even Miedema should have scored.

A hat-trick from former Chelsea forward Pernille Harder consigned Arsenal to a 5-2 defeat at Bayern Munich on their Champions League group stage return.

Arsenal were knocked out in qualifying by Paris FC last year but, after they navigated fixtures with Rangers, Rosenborg and a two-legged round with Hacken, the Women’s Super League outfit were unable to claim any points from their Group C opener.

Mariona Caldentey put Jonas Eidevall’s Gunners ahead in Munich after 30 minutes but, while Laia Codina made it 2-2 in the 56th minute, Harder ended her European goal drought for Bayern with three goals in the final 17 minutes to fire the hosts to an impressive victory.

There’s the whistle - a huge cheer goes up. Layzell’s close-range finish the difference against the reigning Women’s Champions League holders.

Two minutes added on. Fowler lines up a shot from range but skies it - that’ll just about see us through to the interval. A tremendous half from City.