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Arsenal striker Alessia Russo, speaking to Disney+ about the error leading to Paris FC's penalty equaliser: "It’s a mistake. It wasn’t intended at all. We let them come back into second half way before that moment. We are disappointed but there were some good things tonight."

On her goal: "I am really happy to have scored tonight. It’s been a bit of a tough moment. Most importantly we keep building for Sunday and the rest of the Champions League."

Right, let's get some more reaction to the earlier game involving a WSL side.

Arsenal drew 2-2 with Paris, giving away a late penalty after a truly bizarre error by Leah Williamson.

Look away now, Arsenal fans...

Chelsea fans, would you be happy with a goalless draw from this game?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

No added time at all after a free flowing first half.

Low on chances but high on quality, if that makes sense.

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Lianne Sanderson
Former England footballer on Disney+

What I think is happening across the pitch is that I don't think any player from either team is allowing anyone to breathe. It has been a tactically sound game for each team.

Ellie Carpenter is again the most dangerous attacking outlet for Chelsea, charging into space down the right from wing back.

She earns a corner, but Melvine Malard pulls down a defender and Lyon get a free kick.

Lyon do look impressive and threatening whenever their pacy front line charges forward, waves of red crashing on retreating blue defenders.

Melchie Dumornay has half a chance here but a mis-control sees it snuffed out.

Chelsea once again expose Lyon down the right, ending in Keira Walsh firing in a cross which Maria Grohs does well to gather.

Walsh is having another good game in a more advanced role tonight.

Sjoeke Nusken presses the Lyon defence into a mistake, she plays the ball to Melvine Malard but the Chelsea striker is crowded out.

Chelsea still haven't truly threatened the Lyon goal yet.

After a cagey opening 15 minutes then a frantic 10-minute spell, this game is cagey again.

The home fans boo as Hannah Hampton waits for several seconds with the ball at her feet. But if the Lyon players don't press, what do they expect?

Lianne Sanderson
Former England footballer on Disney+

If I'm Dumornay I've got Lexi Potter's booking in the back of my mind. You're not trying to get a player booked but you want to continuously run at them.

Chelsea have had 65% possession so far, and are trying to retain the ball here to slow the quick pace of the game down.

Lyon have scored in their last 19 Champions League games, so Chelsea will want to restrict their chances as much as possible.

Lexi Potter is learning the midfield dark arts.

A cynical trip on Melchie Dumornay earns the Chelsea midfielder a booking.

From the resulting free kick, Salma Bacha curls her effort only just over the bar.

Salma Paralluelo is nominally a wing back for Lyon tonight, but she playing so high. It is allowing Chelsea plenty of space down the Lyon right.

Ellie Carpenter takes advantage with a fine low cross, well gathered by Lyon keeper Marie Grohs.

Now the momentum has swung back to Lyon.

A lovely passing move seems to have set Marie-Antoinette Katoto clean through, but she is denied by a last-gasp tackle.

After a cagey opening, this is now an enthralling watch.

Chelsea need to be careful, any defensive mistake is liable to be punished.

Keisha Buchanan gives the ball to Caroline Weir, who plays in Melchie Dumornay. The Haitian striker fashions a yard of space and fires only narrowly wide from the edge of the box.

Chelsea are moving the ball around well, and Lyon are being forced to defend deep.

But when the hosts break, they break at lightning speed. Melchie Dumornay feeds Salma Paralluelo, who stings the palms of Hannah Hampton with her effort.

Good work by Lucy Bronze to win the ball back high, and she gets Wieke Kaptein in behind down the right.

Kaptein wins a corner, which is half cleared before Melvine Malard hooks an effort straight at the goalkeeper.

Chelsea are coming out of their shell now.