FULL TIME: JUVENTUS 0-0 ARSENAL.

It's all over - Arsenal will play Villarreal in the semi-finals. The Spanish side will surely present Wenger with more problems than Juve have done.

Only two minutes of stoppage time for Juventus to endure.

The outstanding Senderos wins yet another towering header.

It's been almost too easy for Arsenal - they've never looked like letting Juventus get a foothold in the game.

Wenger brings on Abou Diaby for the tiring Hleb.

The appalling Ibrahimovic wastes a great crossing opportunity - he's had a stinker.

An exquisite pass by Fabregas sends Ljungberg clear again but his touch is poor and Buffon is relieved to only concede a corner.

Now it's Ljungberg's turn to run clear, but the Swede wastes the chance as he shoots high and wide.

A great jinking run by Hleb ends with the Belarus star curling a shot just wide.

The Italian side seem resigned to their fate now - they've been well-beaten by the better side.

That's surely the end for Juve as Nedved seemed to be their only inspiration.

Nedved's frustration has got the better of him as he clatters into Eboue and is rightly sent off.

Trezeguet miskicks when well-positioned, that was probably Juve's clearest opening of the game.

Hleb fouls Nedved as Juve become increasngly desperate to break the deadlock.

Hleb is caught in possession on the halfway line but Arsenal funnel back quickly to snuff out any potential danger.

Nedved responds by bringing a fine save out of Lehmann with a rasping drive.

Nedved is shown the yellow card for a rash foul on Eboue.

Ibrahimovic's deflected effort is well saved by Lehmann.

Federico Balzaretti comes on for Chiellini.

Arsenal break quickly but Buffon is able to block Fabregas' effort.

A rare opening for Juve as Trezeguet just fails to latch on to Nedved's tantalising cross.

Senderos blasts another hopeful cross away from danger.

Wenger responds by bringing Pires on for Reyes.

Capello makes his first change as Marcelo Zalayeta replaces the hapless Mutu - the AS Romanian has been woeful.

Fabio Capello surely has to make a change - Juve have failed to trouble Lehmann so far and there's only a third of the second leg left.

Ibrahimovic is bearing the brunt of the home fans' ire as another Juventus attack comes to nothing.

Nedved is furious after a late offside flag is raised against him - the referee has a quiet word but there's no card.

Trezeguet, Ibrahimovic and Mutu have all been very poor so far in another insipid Juve display.

The home fans are turning on their team as Ibrahimovic lazily allows Kolo Toure to clear the ball.

There's no sign of a goal for the home side as Arsenal remain composed.

Nedved tries to get Juve going, but Reyes easily dispossesses the struggling Czech star.

Great pace by Henry as he surges into the penalty area but a heavy touch allows Buffon to race off his line and gather the ball.

The outstanding Eboue sticks out a long leg to disrupt another Juventus attack.

Despite being top of Serie A, Juve look surprisingly low on confidence.

Juventus get the second half underway needing at least two goals to remain in this season's Champions League.

HALF TIME: JUVENTUS 0-0 ARSENAL.

Mutu's free-kick is wasted - he lofts it over everyone and straight out of play.

Two minutes of first-half stoppage time as Flamini concedes a free-kick on the edge of the area - he flattened Nedved.

No great dramas in the opening 45 minutes which is exactly how Arsenal will like it. Juventus have offered very little.

A great move by Arsenal ends with Reyes having a weak effort easily saved by Buffon.

Chiellini is booked for hacking down Aleksandr Hleb.

Eboue is having a lot of joy down the right flank as Arsenal continue to more than hold their own.

Gilberto heads the corner straight to Buffon.

Reyes is booked for time-wasting as he delays the corner.

Eboue gallops down the right and cuts inside and Juve are happy to concede a corner.

The home crowd howl their disapproval at Mutu as the AS Romanian's weak header is misdirected straight at Lehmann.

A wayward pass by Emerson stops a promising passage of play by the Italian side.

Arsenal are playing a very disciplined game as Juve struggle to break them down.

Mutu and Nedved have been very quiet so far as Juve try to up the tempo.

Ljungberg requires treatment for a cut on his cheek.

Trezeguet's acrobatic effort flies wide but Juve are starting to look dangerous.

Lehmann gets down well to grab Zambrotta's low, driven cross.

Senderos' snap-shot is deflected away for a corner that Henry wastes.

Juve are stepping up the pace though as Lehmann rubs the back of his head after a challenge by Ibrahimovic.

So far, so good for Arsenal as we reach the halfway point of the opening 45 minutes.

Giorgio Chiellini tries an ambitious long-range half-volley that flashes high and wide.

Arsenal break well but Buffon is alert and gets down well to save Henry's side-footed effort from just inside the penalty area.

Mathieu Flamini dithers and is eventually booked for bringing Mutu down.

Fabregas and Jose Antonio Reyes combine well on the edge of the area until Juve crowd them out.

Gianluca Zambrotta has Juve's first shot on goal, but his long-range effort is just wide of Jens Lehmann's right-hand post.

Trezeguet is caught offside as Juve struggle to move out of first gear.

Another corner for Arsenal but Gianluigi Buffon gathers it easily.

Arsenal take a short corner but, when the ball eventually comes into the danger area, Gilberto Silva's effort is blocked.

Eboue wins the first corner of the match.

It's been a very low-key opening to the game - and that's exactly what the wily Wenger would have wanted.

Arsenal seem content to take the sting out of the game - there's been no swift counter-attacking from Thierry Henry so far.

Juve have started the game well but Arsenal look solid.

The winners of the tie face Villarreal in the semi-finals, following the Spanish side's shock win against Internazionale on Tuesday.

It's an intimidating atmosphere for the young Gunners team.

Arsenal get this crunch clash underway to a barrage of whistles from the Juve faithful.

They may be only fifth in the Premiership, but Arsenal have won seven and drawn two of their Champions League games so far this term and have a 100 per cent success rate away from Highbury.

However, Patrick Vieira, Jonathan Zebina and Mauro Camoranesi are all suspended and Alessandro Del Piero is out with a thigh injury.

David Trezeguet, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Adrian Mutu all start for an attack-minded Juve while Pavel Nedved returns from suspension.

Emmanuel Eboue and Cesc Fabregas are fit to play for Arsene Wenger's side while Freddie Ljungberg comes in for Robert Pires.

The Gunners were outstanding at Highbury and the bedraggled Serie A leaders were lucky to escape with only a 2-0 defeat.

Arsenal aim to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time by building on last week's first leg victory against Juventus.