That should be two. Again Ellie Carpenter storms forward down the right and she hangs up a cross for the unmarked Sjoeke Nusken.

She has time to bring the ball down, but instead opts for the volley and can't keep the ball down. Glorious chance.

Chelsea are living dangerously. They play themselves into trouble inside their own penalty area, an Austria Vienna player gets caught, but no penalty is awarded and Valentin Potzl shoots and Livia Peng makes a vital save.

Chelsea are looking for a second goal and Ellie Carpenter gets to the byline and fizzes the ball into the middle, but Jasmin Pal does well to get her gloves to the ball and push it away from danger.

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Alyssa Thompson, who has been the best player on the pitch, is now on the right wing and cuts inside on to her left foot. She tries to squeeze the ball home at the near post, but Jasmin Pal is equal to it.

Emma Byrne
Former Arsenal and Brighton goalkeeper on Disney+

Modesta Uka is looking good. She is a player that has really shone here.

Giving her that space to turn and allow a shot though is not good enough from Chelsea.

Austria Vienna, in their first ever match in the main phase of the Champions League, almost get an equaliser.

They spring down the right and it is played into Modesta Uka. With no Chelsea defender close enough, she can spin and shoot and the ball would've gone in if Livia Peng had not flung herself to her right to make a crucial save.

Austria Vienna get a couple of corners in quick succession. The first one is no good, low at the near post, but the second is more challenging, although Livia Peng does well to punch clear in a crowded penalty area.

At the other end, Chelsea sprint forwards and goalscorer Wieke Kaptein has a shooting opportunity after good work from Sjoeke Nusken, but Jasmin Pal gets down quickly and is able to parry the attempt.

Emma Byrne
Former Arsenal and Brighton goalkeeper on Disney+

Austria Vienna just shouldn't be getting these chances. Valentina Potzl should not be able to turn in that space and get a shot off.

Valentina Potzl is able to spin and shoot for Austria Vienna, but there was not enough power on the shot, which loops up into the hands of Livia Peng.

Alyssa Thompson tries to chase onto a ball forwards, but goalkeeper Jasmin Pal has a good starting position and is able to step out of her penalty area and boot the ball away.

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Fair to say Sonia Bompastor not overjoyed with everything she's seen so far tonight.

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Katie McCabe gets a yellow card for tripping Valentina Potzl, with McCabe nowhere near the ball, Decent position for the away side.

But the free-kick is awful, low into the wall and easily dealt with.

Alyssa Thompson, who operated down the right in the first half, is now on the left wing in this second half, looking to torment another full-back.

She is so quick and charges forwards, only to shoot straight at Jasmin Pal in the away goal.

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Back under way.

A change from Sonia Bompastor at the break with Maika Hamano replacing Melvine Malard.

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There is one other match ongoing in the Women's Champions League, and it involves current holders Barcelona.

But, at home to Paris FC, Barca fell behind in the fifth minute thanks to a goal from Evelyne Viens.

However, normal service has been quickly restored, with Barcelona scoring four in the first half to lead 4-1.

Elsewhere in the League Cup, there have been wins for Crystal Palace, Everton, Liverpool and Aston Villa.

The match between Tottenham and West Ham has gone to penalties, while the clashes involving Leicester-London City and Brighton-Charlton are in the second half. Goalless at Leicester, with Brighton two goals up.

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When Chelsea went to Manchester United and won 5-0, there was a lot of concern about United's new boss Eva Olid and their lack of shots and attacking threat..

Fast forward 10 days, and United were unfortunate to only draw at Arsenal and have just demolished WSL 2 side Sheffield United 10-1 in the new iteration of the League Cup.

Teenager Mared Griffiths scored a hat-trick, Germany striker Lea Schuller and summer signing Rebecca Bernal both bagged doubles, while England's Maya le Tissier and Ella Toone along with young defender Jess Simpson also got on the scoresheet.

Looks like they've found their shooting boots.

Emma Byrne
Former Arsenal and Brighton goalkeeper on Disney+

It has been a really good game. Both teams will be happy going in. Perhaps Sonia Bompastor [will be] asking a little bit more from her players in terms of rotations up top and can they exploit those channels, particularly down their left-hand side.