Arsenal Women v Chelsea UEFA Women's Champions League clash returns to Arsenal Stadium on Tuesday with a 8pm kick-off in the UK. The match will be broadcast live on BBC Two and Disney+ in the UK, offering fans a chance to secure a favorable position ahead of the second leg at Stamford Bridge. For international viewers, the following channels will carry the action: Albania on Disney+ Premium, Algeria on beIN Sports English and beIN SPORTS CONNECTTOD, Andorra on Disney+ Premium, Angola on ESPN Africa and DStv Now, and Anguilla on ESPN Caribbean and Disney+ Premium Caribbean. The full list of broadcasters by country includes Argentina on ESPN3 Argentina and Disney+ Premium Argentina, Armenia on Disney+ Premium, Aruba on ESPN Caribbean and Disney+ Premium Caribbean, Australia on Kayo Sports, ESPN2, Foxtel Now, and Disney+, Austria on ORF Sport Plus, ORF ON, and Disney+ Premium, Azerbaijan on Disney+ Premium, Bahamas on ESPN Caribbean, Bahrain on beIN Sports English and beIN SPORTS CONNECTTOD, Barbados on ESPN Caribbean and Disney+ Premium Caribbean, Belgium on Sporza, Ketnet, and Disney+ Premium, Belize on ESPN Caribbean and ESPN Norte, Benin on ESPN Africa, Bermuda on ESPN Caribbean, Bolivia on ESPN Colombia and Disney+ Premium Chile, Bosnia and Herzegovina on Disney+ Premium, Botswana on ESPN Africa and DStv Now, Brazil on ESPN Brazil, Zapping, Claro TV+, Disney+ Premium Brazil, Sky+Vivo Play, British Virgin Islands on ESPN Caribbean and Disney+ Premium Caribbean, Brunei Darussalam on beIN Sports 1 Thailand and beIN Sports Connect, Bulgaria on Disney+ Premium, Burkina Faso on ESPN Africa and DStv Now, Burundi on ESPN Africa and DStv Now, Cambodia on beIN Sports 1 Thailand and beIN Sports Connect, Cameroon on ESPN Africa and DStv Now, Cape Verde Islands on DStv Now, Cayman Islands on ESPN Caribbean and Disne...#chelsea #arsenal_women #uefa_women_s_champions_league #arsenal_stadium #bbc_two
Former England international and Arsenal, Chelsea star dies aged 35 after brain cancer battle A former England youth international and former player for Arsenal Women, Chelsea Women, and Reading Women has passed away at the age of 35 following a prolonged battle with brain cancer. Amy Carr, who represented England at the Under-19 level, was diagnosed with a high-grade brain tumour in 2015 and fought the condition for nearly a decade before her death. Carr’s diagnosis came after she collapsed at the sight of a spider in 2015, leading to an MRI scan that revealed a tumour the size of a golf ball. She underwent surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, but the cancer returned in 2024. Doctors discovered the tumour had regrown after she experienced symptoms such as blurred vision and slurred speech during an annual check-up. In August 2023, she was told she had terminal brain cancer and was given a prognosis of six to nine months to live. Despite her illness, Carr remained active in raising awareness and funds for brain tumour research. In 2024, she completed the Dublin Marathon to support Brain Tumour Research, raising £28,718. The charity announced her passing on social media, praising her “incredible strength and determination” and expressing gratitude for the awareness she helped create. Tributes poured in following her death, with fans and colleagues remembering her resilience. One person wrote, “Very sad to learn of this. May Amy’s holy soul rest in the sleep of peace.” Carr’s career spanned her time with top-tier women’s football clubs, and her legacy includes both her contributions to the sport and her efforts to advance research into brain tumours. Her family, friends, and fans continue to mourn her loss, highlighting the impact she made both on and off the pitch.#amy_carr #arsenal_women #chelsea_women #reading_women #brain_tumour_research
