• Juve beaten 2-0 at home in first leg of last-32 tie • Ada Hegerberg scores hat-trick as Lyon hit nine

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Juventus Women’s hopes of progressing in the Women’s Champions League are hanging by a thread after they slipped to a 2-0 home defeat against last year’s runners-up, Barcelona.

The Italian champions are aiming to make it through the last-32 stage for the first time after losing to the Danish side Brondby last year but fell behind six minutes before half-time when Alexia Putellas found the net. The former England striker Eni Aluko was introduced off the bench in the second-half but could not find a way through Barcelona’s defence. Instead Marta Torrejón added a second for Barcelona 20 minutes from time.

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There was a moment of controversy before the final whistle when Aluko was brought down by María Pilar León when through on goal and the Barcelona defender was shown a red card but Juventus failed to take advantage and face an uphill task for the return leg on 25 September.

Elsewhere the Scottish champions, Glasgow City, secured an impressive 1-0 away victory over Chertanovo Moscow thanks to Hayley Lauder’s early goal but Hibernian lost 4-1 at home to Slavia Prague. The reigning champions, Lyon, who beat Barcelona in last season’s final to win a fourth successive European crown, coasted to a 9-0 away win over Ryazan-VDV, with Ada Hegerberg getting a hat-trick.