Katie McCabe's Arsenal fought back to draw 1-1 against Juventus in their Champions League's match in Turin.
The Gunners, missing several players including injured England forward Beth Mead, fell behind early in the second half when Lineth Beerensteyn slotted Juventus ahead following a swift counter attack.
Vivianne Miedema headed in from a corner to equalise just after the hour, but Jonas Eidevall’s side could not craft a late winner.
Arsenal, who had been looking to extend their 100 per cent start, stay top of Group C, two points clear of Juventus and three of Lyon, who won 3-0 away to Zurich.
The Gunners made a positive start, with McCabe starting at left back, while Miedema led the attack as Mead is set for an extended spell out after she ruptured an anterior cruciate ligament in Saturday’s Women’s Super League defeat to Manchester United.
Stina Blackstenius was played through by Frida Maanum, but saw her rising shot skim the top of the crossbar.
Juve goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, who spent a couple of seasons with the Gunners, then made fine save after Swedish forward Blackstenius was sent clear again shortly before the break.
At the other end, Arianna Caruso put the ball wide in first-half stoppage time.
Arsenal pressed again early in the second half as Australian Caitlin Foord tested Peyraud-Magnin before Lotte Wubben-Moy’s header was clear off the line.
But it was Juve who broke the deadlock in the 51st minute.
Dutch forward Beerensteyn burst through on a counter-attack to slot past Arsenal keeper Manuela Zinsberger.
Arsenal responded to equalise just after the hour when Miedema headed in from a corner.
Miedema sent another shot on the turn over and during stoppage time almost got Foord in on goal, but the Juventus defence held out.
In the Women's Super League, there was plenty of Irish involvement as Reading and Liverpool drew 3-3 at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Megan Campbell came off the bench to help Liverpool to secure a vital point, providing an assist for the second goal to restore parity in the 68th minute as Katie Stengel scored her second of the game.
Niamh Fahey started at centre-half for the Reds and her side took a 3-2 lead through Rhiannon Roberts in the 73rd minute, before the home side, with Diane Caldwell and Grace Moloney both starting, grabbed a late equaliser, with Danish veteran, Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen, the second most capped player in her country's history with 171 caps, scored in the 89th minute.
