Ajax and Arsenal go head to head in a winner takes all Champions League qualifier clash on Wednesday evening.
Whoever emerges victorious will progress to the Champions League group stages, after the pair drew 2-2 in the first leg at Meadow Park last week.
Should there be nothing to separate the two sides after 90 minutes, extra time and then penalties will beckon.
When is kick off? Wednesday 28 September, 18:00 (BST)
Where is the match being played? Sportcomplex De Toekomst
TV channel/livestream? Arsenal.com
Highlights? DAZN UEFA Women’s Champions League YouTube
Ajax have had an eight day gap between their last outing and Wednesday’s fixture, having not been in league action over the weekend.
Jonas Eidevall confirmed he has a fully fit squad to pick from for the fixture. Mana Iwabuchi missed the home leg due to illness, but returned to the squad for Arsenal’s north London derby victory on Saturday.
Ajax (4-5-1): Kop; Verhoeve, Sanders, Doorn, Kardinal; Spitse, Weerden, Pelova, Sabajo, Grant; Leuchter.
Arsenal (4-3-3): Zinsberger; Maritz, Rafaelle, Williamson, McCabe; Walti, Little, Miedema; Mead, Blackstenius, Foord.
Ajax provided a tough, physical test for Arsenal last time out, and there was ultimately nothing to separate the two sides.
Jonas Eidevall spoke ahead of the weekend’s north London derby about how Tottenham’s physicality could act as beneficial preparation for the Ajax clash, having experienced a relatively straightforward victory over 10-player Brighton ahead of the first leg. The Gunners should just edge it to book their place in the Champions League group stages.
