Arsenal breezed into the Women's Champions League quarter-finals after thrashing Slavia Prague 8-0 in their last-16 second leg, going through 13-2 on aggregate. Danielle van de Donk and Vivianne Miedema both struck hat-tricks, while Jill Roord's effort was the pick of the bunch alongside Kim Little's penalty. The Gunners led 5-2 from the first leg after Dutch striker Miedema scored four goals in the Czech Republic last week. Arsenal struck the woodwork three times before half-time, underlining their dominance, while Slavia keeper Bara Votikova made a string of fine saves. It was 4-0 at the interval thanks to Van de Donk's low shot, Little's penalty, Jill Roord's acrobatic strike and...
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