In the six weeks since Arsenal last played in it, the Champions League has become their best, perhaps even their last, hope of silverware this season. For Mikel Arteta, then, the calculus on how to approach the two remaining league phase games must change.

Arsenal have won just one of their last five matches in all competitions but can offer frustrated supporters respite on Wednesday in the Champions League. The Gunners have struggled with injuries and consistency since the turn of the new year and surrendered a two-goal lead to Aston Villa in the Premier League at the weekend.

Riccardo Calafiori has fully recovered from his latest injury as Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta confirmed he will be available for the Gunners’ Champions League clash against Dinamo Zagreb.The Italy

Despite struggling in the early stages of this season’s revamped Champions League, NetBet main man Ray Parlour is backing Man City and Real Madrid to come good

Arsenal will be without key defender William Saliba for their Champions League clash against Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday night, as Saliba continues his recovery from a recent muscle injury. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said during a pre-match conference that Saliba is “evolving well.