The 2024/25 UEFA Women's Champions League group stage will come to an end this week as the final round of matches takes place.

Almost every group has already been decided, with Lyon, ChelseaReal Madrid, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Manchester City and Barcelona among those already mathematically qualified. It could produce some interesting results with little on the line in most games.

The draw for the quarter-finals and semi-finals will take place on February 7 in Nyon, with the first round of knockout matches scheduled for mid-March. The semi-finals will be held in April, followed by the final at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon at the end of May.

But first, the group stage has to be finished, so 90 min have predicted every result of the sixth game...

None of these teams will qualify for the knockout round as they have three and zero points respectively. The last match ended with a 2-0 away win for FC Twente, so they will be hoping for a similar result this time around.

It must have been an eye opener for Celtic Champions League campaign. But, after five defeats, they will be desperate to go out on a high note and record at least one win. Given that they are away from home on this occasion, that might be a tall order.

Prediction: FC Twente 3-1 Celtic

At the other end of Group B, Chelsea and Real Madrid have already booked their place in the quarter-finals. On Sonia Bompastor's side narrowly won the previous meetingbut Chelsea showed signs of vulnerability in their 1-1 draw away at Leicester City in the WSL over the weekend.

The Spaniards have won their last four games in all competitions, and their only defeat in the last ten came against Barcelona. They will be full of confidence ahead of Tuesday's meeting and will be hoping to cause an upset to claim top spot in the group.

Prediction: Real Madrid 2-1 Chelsea

France's Lyon are comfortably top of Group A and have already qualified for the quarter-finals. Wolfsburg, on the other hand, are the most likely to progress in second place due to the significant goal difference momentum needed for Roma to progress.

In the last meeting between these two teams, Lyon won 2-0, so a similar result can be expected this time. Joe Montemurro's side also have home advantage, which should work in their favour.

Prediction: Lyon 3-2 Wolfsburg

AS Roma's hopes of making it to the knockout stages of this year's Champions League are extremely slim. While they are likely to run out comfortable winners against Galatasaray on Tuesday night, they need significant momentum on a goal difference of 17, which is extremely unlikely with just one game to go.

Last time against the Turkish team, Roma won 6-1. Unfortunately, big scores in their favor in both Group A games probably won't be enough to see them through.

Prediction: Roma 6-0 Galatasaray

Both of these teams have no chance of reaching the quarter-finals, but they will be determined to finish theirs Champions League campaign on a positive note. Hammarby won 2-0 in the last match, but this time St Polten has home advantage.

With that said, the Austrian side are yet to pick up a single point in the competition this season. Although it may be a tight game, the visitors are likely to come out on top by a hair's breadth.

Prediction: St Polten 1-2 Hamarby

Manchester City shocked the football world in October with a 2-0 home win against Barcelona, ​​which kicked off the group stage of the competition. However, the Catalan giants have the chance to top Group D with a win on Wednesday night thanks to a far superior goal difference.

Gareth Taylor's side have suffered a number of high-profile injuries, including the likes of Lauren Hemp, Vivianne Miedema, Khadija Shaw and Alex Greenwood. They will also be rocked by a loss to Everton at the weekend in the WSL, so it's hard to see them getting another one from Barcelona.

Prediction: Barcelona 3-0 Manchester City

Group C is already decided, no matter what happens this week. For Juventus, they will simply want to end the year on a positive note ahead of the winter break.

The same can be said for Valerenga, which has collected only one point in the campaign so far. The Italian club won the first match 1-0 in October, and this time they are able to achieve a similar result.

Prediction: Juventus 2-0 Valerenga

Arsenal is a different side to the one that was comfortably beaten by Bayern Munich 5-2 in the first leg. They have experienced a managerial changewith Renee Slegers still in charge on an interim basis, their form has improved dramatically.

With little to play for other than top spot in Group C, a repeat of the result in October is unlikely. This will be a tougher test for Bayern, but it wouldn't be surprising if there is little that can separate the two teams.

Prediction: Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich

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