Arsenal Hosts Bayern Munich in Champions League Quarter-Final Amid High Security
As Arsenal makes its first quarter-final appearance in 14 years against a struggling Bayern Munich, heightened security measures are in place following a reported threat.
- Arsenal faces Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final first leg at the Emirates Stadium, marking Arsenal's first appearance at this stage in 14 years.
- Bayern Munich enters the match with a poor domestic season, sitting 16 points off the Bundesliga title pace, while Arsenal tops the Premier League.
- Arsenal's Mikel Arteta emphasizes the importance of expecting the best from every opponent, including Bayern Munich, despite their struggles.
- The match proceeds with heightened security due to a reported threat from the Islamic State group, with no away fans allowed for Bayern Munich due to a UEFA ban.
- Experts predict an Arsenal win, citing their superior form and defensive organization, but acknowledge Bayern's potential threat led by Harry Kane.
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