A game with eight goals and many twists, was the highest - scoring first - leg
knockout tie in Champions League history.
The club will look for a new coach, and they will be tempted to go for a big name after the failure of the Emery experiment — the Spaniard won three Europa Leagues with Sevilla but has never won a Champions League
knockout tie in six seasons of trying.
However, the key reference ahead of this game is Neymar's last Champions League
knockout tie in this stadium.
Just saw who we got in Europe, it's an easy tie, but a huge occasion, because by the time we play Ostersund, it'll be eight long years since we last won
a knockout tie in Europe, EIGHT!!!
When was the last time Arsenal won a home game in
a knockout tie in Europe... 5/6 years ago!
Not exact matches
The Arsenal and France international defender Laurent Koscielny is apparently fit again and available to play
in the second leg of the Champions League
knockout tie with La Liga giants Barcelona and hopefully our best centre back will then stay fit for the rest of the season.
It was one of the defining moments
in the early football career of the Arsenal and England international midfielder Jack Wilshere, so it would be a fitting time for the unlucky star to return from his latest injury problem if he could make it back
in time for the second leg of our Champions League
knockout tie with Barcelona.
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In addition to this, Wenger needs to target players that will not be cup - tied in Europe, as the club need to make an impact in the knockout rounds of the Champions League
In addition to this, Wenger needs to target players that will not be cup -
tied in Europe, as the club need to make an impact in the knockout rounds of the Champions League
in Europe, as the club need to make an impact
in the knockout rounds of the Champions League
in the
knockout rounds of the Champions Leagues.
Just a reminder;
in the
knockouts ties are decided by points, if points are equal then goal difference over the two
ties is used as a
tie - breaker, if this is level it moves to away goals to try to split the teams, and finally if all is level then the penalty shootout will settle it.
Well done Wenger, first
knockout tie victory
in 8 years I think!
We've advanced to the
knockout stages of the CL against a very mediocre team
in Monaco and,
in the league, we're
tied for 4th.
That same sort of idea about the way Arsenal play was evident from the Germany international keeper Manuel Neuer this week, as the Daily Mail reported his pre-match comments ahead of the Gunners trip to face Bayern Munich
in the first leg of the Champions League
knockout tie.
From there it's straight
knockout, winner - takes - all football, with
ties determined by a penalty shootout
in the quarterfinals and semifinals without extra time.
Arsenal have certainly been impressive
in the first leg of each of their
knockout ties, beating Ostersunds and Milan without conceding a goal to take the pressure off heading into the second game and they will hope for similar fortunes against Atletico if they are going to progress to the Final
It would be terrible news if he got fourth and thus remained, only to go out of the CL
in the first
knockout tie next year (AS USUAL).
And if Arsene Wenger and the players go into the double - header
knockout tie with any such illusions then we could be heading for our usual early exit, so I thought it was about time we had a good luck at the Monaco team that will be heading to north London for the first leg
in about a month.
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In the Champions League, especially in the knockout rounds, sometimes one goal or the away goals ruling can decide ties, like with us against Monaco, where that was the cas
In the Champions League, especially
in the knockout rounds, sometimes one goal or the away goals ruling can decide ties, like with us against Monaco, where that was the cas
in the
knockout rounds, sometimes one goal or the away goals ruling can decide
ties, like with us against Monaco, where that was the case.
I always look for teams that are strong domestically early and haven't had much success
in Europe recently, which can be kind of misleading as home - and - home
knockout ties can have a pretty high variance.
The French club will not exactly be ecstatic at facing one of the tournament favourites so early
in the competition, with the
tie the most appealing of the round and set to be a heavyweight clash atypical of the first
knockout round.
Its a crucial game for Chelsea and Antonio Conte who take on Barcelona
in midweek for the Champions League
knockout tie.
Since 2012, Premier League teams have won 3 Champions League
knockout ties v teams
in Europe's top 5 leagues.
Chelsea are drawn against FC Barcelona and they play important games around both Champions League
ties in February which means Chelsea need to have enough lead over the top 4 rivals to risk dropping a few points when
knockout stages begin.
In the other Champions League tie, Juventus travel to Monaco eager to make it 11 victories out of 11 against French teams in knockout tie
In the other Champions League
tie, Juventus travel to Monaco eager to make it 11 victories out of 11 against French teams
in knockout tie
in knockout ties.
Tottenham has made the Round of 16 once this decade, Liverpool hasn't gotten out of the group stage since 2009, City made the semis
in 2015 but otherwise haven't won a
knockout tie, and Arsenal — well, information regarding the symptoms of Stockholm syndrome is widely available for fans.
• Although Madrid also eliminated AS Roma (2 - 0 a, 2 - 0 h)
in the 2015/16 round of 16, they had previously lost eight consecutive two - legged
knockout ties against Italian opposition.
Domestic Champions path The 32 teams will compete
in two
knockout rounds of home - and - away
ties to produce eight survivors, who will progress to the play - offs.
They have not beaten English opposition
in a
knockout tie since José Mourinho's side eliminated Manchester United FC
in the 2003/04 UEFA Champions League round of 16 (2 - 1 home, 1 - 1 away) en route to lifting the trophy.
On the other hand, the problem is that these three German internationals will be cup
tied anyways and their arrival will not strengthen Gunners squad for CL
knockout stages, plus why will they want to leave if their teams are still
in CL.
However, they have been triumphant
in each of their two previous
knockout ties, defeating Rapid Wien
in the third round of the 1997/98 UEFA Cup (3 - 0 aggregate) and Sturm Graz at the same stage of the same competition five years later (3 - 2 agg).
Foden also started
in City's first defeat of the season, away to Shakhtar Donetsk
in the Champions League group stage, but both could benefit from the experience of pitting themselves against Basel
in a
knockout tie.
Watch highlights as Chelsea returned to London with a positive result
in their Champions League
knockout stage
tie against PSG
KEY FACT: No team has ever progressed to the next round following a 4 - 0 home defeat
in the first leg of a Champions League
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Brendan Rodgers» side go
in as heavy favourites, but Lustig is aware that
knockout cup
ties can be unpredictable.
Thanks to dumb and arbitrary rules that are only now being changed because they are dumb and arbitrary, Aubameyang is unfortunately cup
tied to Dortmund who, like CSKA Moscow, were bounced from the group stage of the Champion's League and were given a berth
in the Europa League
knockout stages as a consolation prize.
Portugal scrapped past group stages, just barely and they face Croatia
in the first
knockout tie a team which has impressed the most
in the tournament so far.
Arsenal lost to Ostersunds
in the second leg of their Europa League
knockout tie, with the little known Swedish outfit becoming only the SECOND team to beat the Gunners at the Emirates
in the current 2017/2018 season (the first being Manchester United) However, despite being the home side, Arsenal were wearing their blue away jersey -LSB-...]
Their only previous two - legged
knockout tie with Russian opposition ended
in an 8 - 4 aggregate defeat by Spartak Moskva
in the first round of the 1982/83 UEFA Cup (2 - 3 away, 2 - 5 home).
• Arsenal have won the first leg at home
in 17 UEFA competition
ties and have made further progress on 15 of those occasions, including
in all four
knockout rounds en route to the 1999/2000 UEFA Cup final (against Nantes, Deportivo La Coruña, Bremen and Lens).