Match Pack: Everything you need to know about Roma Women's UWCL debut!

The game gets underway at 20:35 CEST (19:35 local time), with both sides looking to progress to the final of 'Phase 1' of the competition.

The winning side from Thursday night will face Servette or Paris FC in a final on Sunday, with the winner of that match moving on to the next round of the competition.

All four matches in the mini-pool (there is also a third/fourth play-off) will be held in Scotland.

Here's what you need to know about Thursday's match...

General Statistics

With qualification matches also taken into account, Roma will be the seventh Italian side to participate in the competition since 2014-15.

The other domestic sides to have played in the competition in that period are AGSM Verona, Torres, Brescia, Fiorentina, Juventus and AC Milan.

The match will be a meeting between two runners-up in their respective leagues: Glasgow City finished last season's Scottish Premier League with 70 points, finishing behind champions Rangers. Roma, meanwhile, finished second to Juventus.

Roma come into this away match unbeaten in their last 11 games on their travels - with 10 wins and one draw in that span. The Giallorosse have also kept five clean sheets in that span.

Roma have scored in 18 of their last 19 away matches in all competitions, with the only exception coming against Inter Milan back in October 2021.

Among Italian sides, only Juventus (57) and Milan (42) scored more goals in away games in all competitions than Roma (36) managed.

Opposition in Focus

Last season Glasgow City made it through this phase of the Champions League: beating Birkirkara and Kazygurt to progress.

However, they then went out of the competition at the hands of Servette in a two-legged affair.

No side had a better home record than Glasgow in the Scottish league last season: the side won 13 of their 14 games at home, drawing the other.

Player Focus

Paloma Lazaro is Roma's top goalscorer of all-time in away games with 16. She narrowly leads Annamaria Serturini (15) and Andressa Alves (11) in that regard.

Carina Wenninger played in this competition for Bayern Munich last season, reaching the quarter-finals of the competition. The German side ultimately went out to Paris Saint-Germain.