The Women's Super League pioneers are expecting to arrive at the semi-finals interestingly since the 2012-13 season.

Nonetheless, Eidevall realizes Wolfsburg will represent an intense test for his side.

"They play contrastingly to the manner in which the groups we generally play do," he said.

Too being top of the WSL and in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, Arsenal are likewise into the Women's FA Cup semi-finals.

Swede Eidevall added: "It is extraordinary we are here in the three distinct contests we are in.

"We are in these positions since we need to push for prizes. We are content with the open doors we have however nothing has been accomplished at this point. Presently it depends on us to get it done.

"They (Wolfsburg) are excellent on the counter-assault and we haven't played a group this season as great on counter-assaults.

"However, our style of football, I don't think Wolfsburg have been presented to that by the same token. So that energizes me."

Eidevall said he will work with Rafaelle Souza and Mana Iwabuchi "as late as possible" to decide if they will be fit to confront the Germans.

Wolfsburg arrived at a tenth back to back quarter-last by whipping Chelsea 4-0 in December.

"We played Chelsea and we perceived how high the level was," said Wolfsburg supervisor Tommy Stroot. "Everything unquestionably revolves around individual quality in essentially every position and they got a few new players in the colder time of year break. We must be extremely cautious.

"These are the minutes why we do this - extraordinary groups, incredible air."

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