Arsenal skipper Martin Odegaard has called for unity following the team's "painful" Champions League exit, as the Gunners prepare to face Liverpool.

However, there's no time to dwell, as a Premier League encounter looms against a dominant Liverpool side, with the Gunners knowing a positive result could mathematically confirm their place in next season's Champions League.

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We have to stick together, stay strong, and learn from it."

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Mikel Arteta has certainly turned things around at Arsenal, guiding the club to its first Champions League semi-final in 16 years.

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Acknowledging the setback, he continued: "It's a massive disappointment and I know everyone is disappointed, but the only thing you can do is to keep going, keep improving, keep learning, stay together, be there for each other, lift each other up, and make sure we go again."

Looking ahead, Arsenal is set to face Liverpool on Sunday, aiming to secure second place in the Premier League for the third year running.

With a three-point lead over Manchester City and six points clear of sixth-placed Nottingham Forest, the Gunners need just one victory from their remaining three games to guarantee another season of Champions League football.


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