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Arsenal vs Bayern Munich LIVE: Champions League match stream, latest team news, lineups, TV, prediction
Harry Kane back in north London as arguably Europe’s two best teams collide
Big game: Arsenal battle Bayern Munich in Champions League showdown at the Emirates Stadium
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Arsenal take on Bayern Munich tonight as a massive week in the Champions League continues. After Chelsea cruised past Barcelona on Tuesday, the Gunners are hoping to make a similar statement in another heavyweight league phase fixture at the Emirates Stadium that sees arguably Europe’s two best teams this season lock horns. Mikel Arteta’s side now have a six-point lead at the Premier League summit after thrashing Tottenham in the north London derby and also boast a 100 per cent record on the continent, brushing aside the likes of Atletico Madrid.
But this evening they meet their equals in Bayern, who have the same advantage at the top of the Bundesliga and have also won all four of their Champions League games to date this term, beating holders PSG in Paris last time out despite going down to 10 men before half-time. Arsenal will hope to have captain Martin Odegaard back from injury, though they remain without the services of star striker Viktor Gyokeres.
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Vincent Kompany, meanwhile, must decide who should replace the suspended Luis Diaz, joining a prolific attack alongside Harry Kane and Michael Olise. Follow Arsenal vs Bayern Munich live below!
Arsenal vs Bayern Munich latest news
Kick-off time: 8pm GMT | Emirates Stadium
How to watch: TNT Sports
Arsenal team news: Odegaard pushing to return
Bayern Munich team news: Luis Diaz suspended
Score prediction
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11 minutes ago
Arteta: Bayern clash is ‘great’ test to see where Arsenal are
Both sides could have hardly enjoyed better preparation for tonight’s huge game, with Arsenal demolishing arch-rivals Tottenham 4-1 in the north London derby on Sunday thanks to Eberechi Eze’s stylish hat-trick and Bayern smashing Freiburg 6-2 in the Bundesliga.
Mikel Arteta wants to see more of the same in what he believes will be a real opportunity and chance to show just how far his side have come.
“We have to make sure that we carry that energy tomorrow again to the stadium, to each individual and play with the same dominance, aggression, and efficiency against a top side,” he said.
“This is the kind of game in the competition that we want to face and we’ve been very consistent.
“They have been as well and tomorrow is a great test for us to see where we are.
“Every opponent brings different challenges. Obviously they are in a great moment.
“The level of consistency they show in results, performances, in every metric that they have is very, very impressive. We know that.
“But as well it’s a massive opportunity for us to show what we are capable of.”
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21 minutes ago
Arsenal vs Bayern Munich prediction
Arguably the two best teams in Europe at the moment collide in what is an enormous game at the Emirates.
It is so hard to pick between Arsenal and Bayern, who have both been so dominant so far this season both at home and in Europe, scoring plenty of goals and conceding very few.
Bayern may previously have had the psychological edge given some of the humblings they have dished out in this fixture over the years, but this is a different Gunners team now with a far tougher mentality and resolve, not to mention their greatly improved quality and strength in depth under Arteta.
We anticipate an entertaining back-and-forth tussle not short on goalmouth action in which momentum swings sharply and frequently, resulting in a hard-fought share of the spoils and Harry Kane inevitably getting on the scoresheet at least once.
Draw, 2-2.

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24 minutes ago
Bayern Munich team news: Luis Diaz suspended
Bayern are without Luis Diaz, with the former Liverpool forward handed a three-match ban by UEFA following his tackle on Achraf Hakimi that saw him sent off after he had scored both goals in a statement 2-1 win over Champions League holders PSG in Paris earlier this month.
Ex-Arsenal winger Serge Gnabry and teenage sensation Lennart Karl both look to be fit after respective knocks as Vincent Kompany weighs up who best to replace Diaz in attack alongside the prolific Harry Kane and Michael Olise.
Joshua Kimmich and Hiroki Ito were both involved in the 6-2 thrashing of Freiburg in the Bundesliga at the weekend, while captain Manuel Neuer started after illness.
Bayern are still missing Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies as they continue to ramp things up after serious injury.

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28 minutes ago
Arsenal team news: Late Odegaard decision
Arsenal will hope that Martin Odegaard can play some part in tonight’s game, with manager Mikel Arteta saying at yesterday’s pre-match press conference that they would have a meeting to decide the status of their influential captain after he was deemed not quite fit enough in the end to be involved in Sunday’s 4-1 demolition of Tottenham in a one-sided north London derby.
Odegaard has not played since the win over West Ham in early October after suffering knee ligament damage on his return from a persistent shoulder injury.
This game comes too early for Viktor Gyokeres (hamstring) and Kai Havertz (knee), though Arteta is hopeful that the attacking duo will be in contention for another huge showdown with Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday.
Arsenal were expected to find out after another scan today a clearer time frame for Gabriel’s return from an adductor injury suffered playing for Brazil, with the centre-back set to miss a period of weeks.
Riccardo Calafiori shook off a hip issue to start against Spurs, while Noni Madueke came off the bench and Gabriel Martinelli was also included in the matchday squad after injury.
Gabriel Jesus is training fully after an anterior cruciate ligament rupture that has kept him out since January, though Arsenal plan to ease him back into action with a behind-closed-doors friendly and he isn’t eligible for the league phase of the Champions League anyway
How to watch Arsenal vs Bayern Munich
TV channel: Tonight’s high-profile clash will be televised live in the UK on TNT Sports. Coverage begins at 7pm GMT on TNT Sports 1.
Live stream: TNT Sports subscribers can also watch the game live online via the Discovery+ app and website.
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Arsenal vs Bayern Munich live
Hello and welcome to Standard Sport’s live coverage of Arsenal vs Bayern Munich as a massive week of heavyweight clashes in the Champions League continues.
Last night we saw stylish Chelsea vanquish 10-man Barcelona with ease at Stamford Bridge, but now the focus quickly switches from west to north London – where a certain Harry Kane is back in town.
Arguably the two best teams in Europe so far this season collide in a blockbuster showdown at the Emirates Stadium, both boasting 100 per cent records in this competition to date and respective dominant six-point title leads domestically.
It might still only be the league phase, but victory for either side this evening would send a serious statement of intent across the continent – particularly from Arsenal, who have been on the receiving end of a few thrashings from Bayern over the years.
Kick-off is at the usual time of 8pm GMT, so stick with us for build-up, breaking team news and regular game updates, plus expert analysis from Arsenal correspondent Simon Collings at the Emirates.
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Arsenal player ratings vs Wolves: That was lucky! TWO own goals give Gunners dramatic late win over Premier League strugglers as Viktor Gyokeres blanks again
Player ratings
Lucky Arsenal were let off the hook in dramatic style as they claimed a 2-1 win against Wolves thanks to two own goals from the Premier League’s basement boys, with Yerson Mosquera heading what proved to be the winner past his own keeper Sam Johnstone deep into stoppage time at the Emirates. Mikel Arteta’s league leaders looked to have dropped two costly points when Mateus Mane glanced a header past David Raya with just seconds remaining to cancel out Arsenal’s opener, which had come when Bukayo Saka’s inswinging corner had struck the far post and gone in off the back of the unfortunate Johnstone.
But they somehow found a way to claim a crucial victory moments later when Saka’s ball in from the right was flicked beyond the despairing Johnstone. It initially looked like substitute Gabriel Jesus, making his first Emirates appearance in just under a year, had got the decisive touch, but replays showed it was in fact Mosquera who got his head to the ball first and inadvertently deflected it into his own net.
It was a hugely fortunate moment for Arsenal, who were poor throughout, but they will take their bit of luck, with the win moving them five-points clear at the top of the table ahead of Manchester City, who play at Crystal Palace tomorrow.
GOAL rates Arsenal’s players from Emirates Stadium…
Goalkeeper & Defence
David Raya (6/10):
Made one comfortable save in the first half to deny Hee-Chan. Swept up well and looked set for a clean sheet before Mane’s late header.
Ben White (N/A):
Awful to see him limp of with a hamstring injury early on, just as he’d got himself back in the side.
Jurrien Timber (6/10):
Started off at centre-back, but ended up at right-back after White’s injury. Comfortable night’s work for the large part.
William Saliba (6/10):
Back in the side after injury and looked quite sharp. Not tested too much until those final seconds.
Piero Hincapie (7/10):
Started out at left-back but shifted back into the centre after White’s injury. Solid.
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Midfield
Martin Zubimendi (6/10):
Replaced in the second half, neat and tidy but unable to make the sort of impact he did in midweek.
Declan Rice (7/10):
Set piece delivery was unusually poor. Put it a disappointing corner early on which set the tone for a frustrating night. Not at his best, but still probably the best player on the pitch.
Eberechi Eze (5/10):
No real impact. Was often picking the ball up deep and never really looked like hurting Wolves.
Attack
Bukayo Saka (7/10):
Probably the pick of Arsenal’s attackers, but that’s no saying much. Put in one great ball in the first half that deserved better. It was his corner that led to the Johnstone own goal and his crossed that forced the eventual winner.
Viktor Gyokeres (5/10):
Just couldn’t get into the game. Improved a bit after half-time, but Arsenal need more from him. Had one nice moment just before being replaced when he fired just wide.
Gabriel Martinelli (5/10):
His best moment came seconds before he went off when he drove into the box and curled an effort wide. Disappointing.
Subs & Manager
Myles Lewis-Skelly (6/10):
Replaced the injured Ben White in the first half. Decent enough showing. Looked to get forward when he could.
Martin Odegaard (6/10):
Added a bit more energy, but is passing was a bit off.
Leandro Trossard (7/10):
Certainly improved Arsenal down the left flank.
Mikel Merino (6/10):
Used the ball well having come on in midfield.
Gabriel Jesus (7/10):
On for the final 10 minutes. Got a great reception on his first Emirates appearance in nearly a year and was really lively. Not credited with the winner, but made a difference.
Mikel Arteta (6/10):
Made five changes, but would have been hoping for far more from his side. In hindsight, starting White for the fourth time in a row did not look like a great decision.
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In stoppage time it looked like Wolves had grabbed a hard-fought point.
It looked like Man City would have the chance to go top.
But a SECOND own goal of the game from the visitors brought Arsenal the precious three points.
Top vs bottom? Never assume it’s going to be straight forward!
Arsenal go five points clear at the top of the table. Wolves remain on two.
GOAL! Arsenal 2-1 Wolves (Mosquera, 90+4)
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Saka’s cross is directed in!
At first it looks like Jesus on his Emirates comeback but replays suggest it’s gone in off Mosquera!
TWO Wolves own goals!
Arsenal go five points clear
Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to five points despite struggling against winless Wolves.
Mikel Arteta’s side triumph thanks to two own goals.
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Wolves team news
Team to play Arsenal: Johnstone, Doherty, Mosquera, Agbadou, Toti, Wolfe, Krejci, Andre, J. Gomes, Hwang, Strand Larsen.
Subs: Sa, Bueno, Arias, Arokodare, Chirewa, Hoever, Lopez, Mane, Tchatchoua.
Arsenal team news
Team to play Wolves: Raya, White, Saliba, Timber, Hincapie, Zubimendi, Rice, Eze, Saka, Martinelli, Gyokeres.
Subs: Kepa, Odegaard, Jesus, Norgaard, Trossard, Madueke, Nwaneri, Merino, Lewis-Skelly.
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