That said, Arteta’s side may not even need a point to qualify for the Champions League. Should Villa and/or Chelsea fail to beat Spurs and Man Utd respectively tonight, that would be enough before a ball is kicked at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

"It would mean the world," Williamson tells UEFA as she dreams of Women's Champions League glory with Arsenal against Barcelona.

Six Premier League teams separated by six points are battling it out for the four remaining Champions League spots with two rounds of matches left and no team can rest easy, although they have all secured European football for next season.