UWCL talking points: Should a flare have ruled out a Man City goal? Why can't Arsenal score more goals?

The UEFA Women's Champions League is always a thrill ride, and it's great to have it back in action. One of the biggest talking points from the first round of league phase matches is the controversy surrounding a potential flare that could have ruled out a Manchester City goal. For those who may not be aware, a flare was allegedly thrown onto the pitch, which could have impacted the game. The question on everyone's mind is - should this have resulted in the goal being disallowed?

In a league as competitive as the UWCL, every little bit matters, and teams will be looking for any advantage they can get. Arsenal, for example, is struggling to find the back of the net, and it's got to be concerning for the team. With a talented roster and high expectations, the Gunners will need to figure out how to score more goals if they want to make a deep run in the tournament. Can they turn it around, or will they fall behind in the group stage?

Looking ahead to the next round of matches, all eyes will be on Manchester City as they try to build on their momentum, and Arsenal as they look to get their offense going. Will City be able to overcome any potential distractions off the pitch, and can the Gunners find their scoring touch? These are just a couple of the storylines to keep an eye on as the UWCL continues to heat up.

Originally reported by espn.com. MotosportNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.