Arsenal booked their place in the Champions League Women's quarter-finals after a stroll to a 5-1 victory against Rayo Vallecano in Meadow Park.
Laura Harvey side completed a 6-2 victory thanks to goals from Jayne Ludlow, Kim Little, Rachel Yankey, Jordan Nobbs and Danielle Carter.
Arsenal began to Rout 16 minutes when Katie Chapman, published by Ellen G. White on the right and down in Ludlow, found unmarked on the edge of the six-yard box blank to use a network, and give half lead.
Harvey side dominated the proceedings and on the half hour mark had Ray Anita Blond Mingorane defense to thank for keeping the deficit to one goal as a white rounded the goalkeeper. Mingorane recovered well to clear the ball on the line.
Arsenal had a second chance to win a decisive goal seconds before the break when keeper beat Little Nobbs and chosen, but the disbelief of everyone at Meadow Park in the midfielder missed an open goal.
Arsenal started the second half in the same line as the first and Nobbs Chapman nearly doubled the lead on the side of the house.
The final goal came as Ludlow and chose the right target. The England striker was on hand, as in the first half, the starting point for small and win 2-0 pm and 3-1 all.
Arsenal had a cushion, but minutes later the visitors had a chance to pull a goal back just to Gilly Flaherty to delete the line from Garcia. It was end to end things from here and every hour mark Yankey broke the offside trap and carefully lobed visitors Prada Gomez Gunners put three up.
Yankey had the ball in the back of the net again, but the strike was declared offside, much to the bewilderment of the Arsenal players and management. But they were celebrating again as soon as Nobbs has previously executed by him to enter the room.
Ray pulled one back with a ferocious impact Natalia, but their joy was short lived, as a solo effort restored Arsenal substitute Carter four goals advantage and book their place in the last eight years.
The winner crowned an impressive 2011 Page Harvey, and they now await the quarterfinals and semifinals draw Thursday, December 17.
Laura Harvey side completed a 6-2 victory thanks to goals from Jayne Ludlow, Kim Little, Rachel Yankey, Jordan Nobbs and Danielle Carter.
Arsenal began to Rout 16 minutes when Katie Chapman, published by Ellen G. White on the right and down in Ludlow, found unmarked on the edge of the six-yard box blank to use a network, and give half lead.
Harvey side dominated the proceedings and on the half hour mark had Ray Anita Blond Mingorane defense to thank for keeping the deficit to one goal as a white rounded the goalkeeper. Mingorane recovered well to clear the ball on the line.
Arsenal had a second chance to win a decisive goal seconds before the break when keeper beat Little Nobbs and chosen, but the disbelief of everyone at Meadow Park in the midfielder missed an open goal.
Arsenal started the second half in the same line as the first and Nobbs Chapman nearly doubled the lead on the side of the house.
The final goal came as Ludlow and chose the right target. The England striker was on hand, as in the first half, the starting point for small and win 2-0 pm and 3-1 all.
Arsenal had a cushion, but minutes later the visitors had a chance to pull a goal back just to Gilly Flaherty to delete the line from Garcia. It was end to end things from here and every hour mark Yankey broke the offside trap and carefully lobed visitors Prada Gomez Gunners put three up.
Yankey had the ball in the back of the net again, but the strike was declared offside, much to the bewilderment of the Arsenal players and management. But they were celebrating again as soon as Nobbs has previously executed by him to enter the room.
Ray pulled one back with a ferocious impact Natalia, but their joy was short lived, as a solo effort restored Arsenal substitute Carter four goals advantage and book their place in the last eight years.
The winner crowned an impressive 2011 Page Harvey, and they now await the quarterfinals and semifinals draw Thursday, December 17.
