ASERNAL SUPERVISOR JONAS EIDEVALL SAYS HE IS "100 PERCENT SURE" HIS GROUP WILL ADVANCE INTO THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE AFTER A LATE ADJUSTER ACQUIRED THEM A 1-1 DRAW WITH WOLFSBURG.
The second leg of the quarter-last happens in Germany next Thursday as the Gunners mean to arrive at the last four interestingly starting around 2013.
Protector Lotte Wubben-Moy scored in the 89th moment to procure the emotional draw.
"The main thing that will satisfy us is to go through," said Eidevall.
"How about we be aggressive. I realize it will be an alternate game, however I accept 100 percent we will win - I accept nothing else.
"We know it will be an intense return leg in Germany yet we will give it everything."
Stockpile get late attract quarter-last
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Wolfsburg, top of the Frauen Bundesliga and playing in a record tenth progressive quarter-last, went on through Tabea Wassmuth's header, before safeguard Wubben-Moy, who grew up as an Arsenal ally, effectively scored in the 89th moment at Emirates Stadium.
"It was an excellent completion and an extremely exceptional second for her to score at the Emirates, as an enthusiast of the club," added Eidevall.
"We are in general exceptionally glad for the objective collectively yet additionally for herself and we're truly glad for her."
Eidevall said it was significant his side had something to show for their presentation against the German side, who won the Champions League in 2013 and 2014 and have additionally lost in the last on three events from that point forward.
"Obviously we're actually growing yet I additionally shared with the group later, yes we will learn, yes we will grow yet we have the potential and capacity to perform and obtain results.
"We should not go in with an attitude to simply be content with great exhibitions, the manner in which we need to go, it must be the two exhibitions and result."
Game a long way from being done
Wolfsburg had opportunities to twofold their lead before Wubben-Moy's objective however Wassmuth and ex-Arsenal midfielder Jill Roord both hit the post in somewhere around 30 seconds of one another.
Wolfsburg mentor Tommy Stroot said: "It was an intense game, which we expected, yet it's just half-time and we will see each other in seven days' time.
"Obviously it harms for them to get the balancer so late however Arsenal had possibilities and they might have leveled before."
Be that as it may, previous England striker Kelly Smith, talking on BBC Radio 5 Live, felt Women's Super League pioneers Arsenal could obtain a good outcome in Germany.
"They will be certain of getting the success out in Germany," said Smith. "In the last part, Arsenal came out an alternate group.
"They were high squeezing and making possibilities. They were generally in the game, in any event, when Wolfsburg hit the post two times."
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