Juventus v Man United LIVE - UEFA Women's Champions League action as Jess Park's first half stunner earns United huge European win in Turin

Jess Park’s first half stunner was enough to claim all three points for United as they battled to an important win in Turin.

The win means United finish in sixth place in the league standings and will be seeded for the play-off ties in February in the UEFA Women's Champions League.

Juventus started the game the brighter and could have gone ahead after Amalie Vangsgaard’s effort was saved by Phallon Tullis-Joyce inside five minutes.

However, after their early dominance, it was United who took the lead through a stunning strike from Park, against the run of play.

With the ball laid off to her on the edge of the box, she curled a brilliant effort into the top corner after 18 minutes.

United were buoyed by the opener and went close with a long-range effort by Melvine Malard, her shot saved by Juventus goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin.

After the break, Park continued to be the most dangerous player on the pitch and tried her luck from range a number of times.

United had shouts for a penalty after Elisabeth Terland was brought down by Cecilia Salvai but neither the referee or VAR decided to award it.

The visitors were then let off themselves after Maya Le Tissier clattered Cristiana Girelli in the box minutes later, but the offside flag was raised.

Despite late dominance from the hosts, they were unable to break United’s resolve and the English side claimed a win to remember.

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FC Twente 1-1 Real Madrid

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The huge win for United means that they finish sixth in this season's league phase - a seeded play--off spot which will give them a much more favourable draw than if they had finished ninth to 12th.

Those play-off ties will take place on February 11/12 with the second legs taking place on February 18/19.

Cambiaghi fires wide late on and United leave with all three points! What a fantastic win for Skinner's side as they don't manage to secure a top four finish but they leave with a very impressive away win in Europe and ultimately finish sixth.

Park's stunner the difference on the night - it was really the main moment of quality and that is often what wins these sorts of games.

This result really boosts their chances of a favourable draw and progressing to the quarter-finals.

Post-match reaction to follow!

The visitors are penned into their own half but they are staying compact and keeping Juventus at bay.

Le Tissier is incredibly fortunate. Girelli gets onto the end of a cross and is hammered by the Man Utd captain.

The whistle does go, but it's for an offside against the Juve forward. Big let off because just like Terland down the other end, that was a stonewall penalty too.

Can United hold on and claim a memorable and important win in Turin?

Terland goes down in the box as it appears that Salvai has clearly fouled her, but the referee gives nothing.

That was a stonewall penalty! And VAR chooses not to get involved.

Le Tissier is given a harsh yellow card for a pretty innocuous foul and moments before Tullis-Joyce was booked for time wasting.

With the amount of United fouls tonight, maybe their lucky the ref has kept the cards to themselves until now.

George and Malard make way for Awujo and Galton.

The hosts are coming forward with more gusto now. Carbonell and Vangsgaard test their luck and Tullis-Joyce is nearly caught out when she opts to punch a cross instead of catching.

Man Utd clear their lines and remain ahead, for now.

The United defender has been getting stuck in tonight and she goes down hurt as the home fans begin to boo.

She's okay to continue and Juve are getting more frustrated with every passing minute.

A shot in the dark from Juventus. Walti tests her luck from 35-odd yards and sees her effort sail wide.

United will be happy to see Juve resorting to those types of shots.

The England midfielder has been electric tonight and has given this game it's moment of magic. She attempts one more long range effort that goes wide and is replaced by Ella Toone.

Miyazawa is replaced by Julia Zigiotti Olme and Juventus replace Pinto with Cambiaghi.

Even though they are unlikely to make the top four now, United know finishing higher will result in being seeded better for the knockouts - they need to stay focused.

Juventus finally test United's keeper again.

Carbonell hits a low effort inside the box which the United keeper gets down to save well.

Amalie Vangsgaard then mirrors her teammate and strikes a strikingly similar shot which Tullis-Joyce saves as well.

Juve building now.

Chelsea have gone 2-1 up against Wolfsburg and if United's task wasn't already a challenge, it is almost insurmountable now.

Kullberg and Schatzer are off for the Italians and Godo and Krumbiegel come on in their places.

We have a brief stoppage in play after a clash of heads between Cristiana Girelli and Fridolina Rolfo.

The latter has come off worse and is getting attention from the Man Utd physios. Both are okay to play on.