Watch live as Mikel Arteta gives an Arsenal team update on Monday (8 April) ahead of the club’s clash with Bayern Munich Champions League clash.
While Bayern have endured a disappointing domestic campaign, Arsenal are in a three-way tussle for the Premier League title with Liverpool and Manchester City.
Martin Odegaard has insisted Arsenal do not fear in-form Harry Kane ahead of his hotly-anticipated north London return.
England captain Kane will almost certainly get a hostile reception at the Emirates Stadium during Tuesday evening’s Champions League quarter-final first leg given his long association with fierce rivals Tottenham.
The 30-year-old has scored 38 goals in all competitions since swapping Spurs for Bavaria last summer and poses a serious threat to the Gunners’ aspirations of progressing in Europe.
“(He’s) a good player, of course, and I have played against him a few times and we know the quality he has in the box and he is also good in the link up,” said Arsenal skipper Odegaard.
“We are facing a good team on Tuesday.”