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Arsenal head to the Allianz Arena with considerably better memories of Bayern than they carried into previous trips to Munich. Last season's 3-1 victory at the Emirates offered evidence that a fixture once associated with painful European exits has become far more evenly balanced. Across their six meetings since 2017, the teams have two wins apiece alongside two draws.

Bayern reminded us of their attacking ceiling at the weekend by dismantling RB Leipzig 6-1. Luis Díaz scored a hat-trick, while Harry Kane remains the obvious focal point for Arsenal's defence. However, Vincent Kompany has selection problems ahead of Wednesday. Michael Olise is suspended following his red card in the 3-3 draw with Viking, while Jamal Musiala is also unavailable.

That makes Díaz's form particularly timely. His ability to run beyond defences gives Bayern another route towards goal when Kane drops deeper to influence the build-up, something Arsenal will need to manage carefully.

The Gunners arrive with momentum of their own. Mikel Arteta's side overcame a stubborn Nottingham Forest team at the weekend, with substitute Noni Madueke scoring the decisive second-half goal in a 1-0 victory. The result was Arsenal's sixth Premier League win of the season and kept them three points behind Manchester City.

Arsenal are not at full strength either. William Saliba, Piero Hincapié and Christos Tzolis are listed among their absentees, although Martin Zubimendi is expected to be available after a minor knock.

Recent history suggests the gap between these European heavyweights has narrowed, but Munich remains difficult territory for Arsenal. Their last competitive visit ended in a 1-0 defeat in April 2024, adding another layer to a fixture in which Bayern's explosive attack meets one of Europe's most disciplined sides.

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