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Maybe not the biggest chance but winning the Champions League with Dortmund is still a dream."
Adam Bate

Make or break for Jesus at Arsenal

Wednesday night's trip to Bayern Munich could be a moment where Arsenal turn to Gabriel Jesus for experience.

That being said, Jesus has performed when required for Arsenal in the Champions League, with four goals and three assists in his seven European matches this season, including a classy assist for Leandro Trossard in the first-leg equaliser with Bayern?



Anything else and he could be replaced this year.
Sam Blitz

Could Spurs fans really be cheering on Arsenal against Bayern?

After a dismal defeat at Newcastle on Saturday, Tottenham have slipped out of the top four - and now their attention turns to the coefficient race in the hope for Champions League football.

Fifth place, which Spurs currently occupy, could well be enough for Champions League qualification if the Premier League gains an extra spot in next season's revamped competition.

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But at the moment Germany (16.785) sit ahead of England (16.750) in the race for the extra Champions League spot with Wednesday's crunch game between Bayern Munich and Arsenal having a huge say in the coefficient landscape.

Germany will probably need both Bayern and Bayer Leverkusen - who face West Ham in the Europa League quarter-finals - to go through to finish ahead of England.

It leaves Spurs fans in an awkward position on Wednesday: do they support their arch-rivals Arsenal in the hope it could help them earn Champions League football next season?

Or do they get behind their former hero Harry Kane to end Arsenal's quest for a first European Cup?

Can City produce another statement win over Real.

Even a win for West Ham on the night would be enough to earn points.

That could be important for West Ham because if the Premier League do take the extra place then, unless Coventry pull off an unlikely FA Cup win, eighth would be enough to qualify for the Europa Conference League

Villa won the second leg at Villa Park thanks to two goals in three second-half minutes, but couldn't add the third that would have secured a famous victory.

Unlike John Gregory's side 26 years ago, Unai Emery's outfit are in an advantageous position as they travel to Lille, having won the first leg 2-1.

Villa will arrive in France on a high after their stunning win at Arsenal on Sunday - but Lille were impressive in the first tie and are capable of bringing their Premier League opponents back down to earth.

Emery spoke of the need for consistency from his side after the victory at the Emirates
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