Glasgow start with a 2-0 lead over the Danish champions at Petershill Park.

City, who sealed their 13th consecutive title last week, have made the last eight once in their 21-year history.

"With so many attack-minded players of real quality, we must let them express themselves," head coach Booth said.

"But we need to do it from a position of being a little bit conservative about how we go about our business.

"The first goal is so important in this second leg. We are not the kind of side to just close up shop and hope we defend well enough to get through."

City winger Rachel McLauchlan feels no extra pressure in attempting to finish the job against the Danes and achieving the "special" feat of a quarter-final place.

"We've put ourselves in a really good position, getting two away goals in Brondby," she said. "I don't know if anyone was expecting it.

"They've got to come here and score quickly, so we have to shut them down and get a goal."