Arsenal will be without midfielder Aaron Ramsey (hamstring) and
captain Mikel Arteta (calf) for Wednesday night's Champions
League Group D match against Galatasaray, but Jack Wilshere
should be fit from an ankle problem.
Midfielder Abou Diaby is likely to be rested following a
hip problem, while wingers Theo Walcott and Serge
Gnabry (both knee) are in line to return after the
international break, along with Spain defender Nacho
Monreal (back) and striker Yaya Sanogo (hamstring).
Full-back Mathieu Debuchy (ankle) and France
forward Olivier Giroud (fractured foot) are long-term
absentees.
Galatasaray manager Cesare Prandelli urged his side to
be "brave and courageous" at the Emirates.
The Gunners lost away to Borussia Dortmund on
matchday one, and will be out to get their qualification
bid up and running against the Turks, who were held
to a 1-1 draw at home by Anderlecht.
Former Italy boss Prandelli, who took over from Roberto
Mancini this season, feels Galatasaray's best chance of
what would be a first win in England is to start on the
front foot.
"We are playing against a quality, experienced team at
their own ground, and so will have to be a bit more
controlled in our game," said Prandelli, who indicated
Holland midfielder Wesley Sneijder was set to be a
focal point of the team.
"We should be running enough to close all of the gaps
and we should play our own game.
"We will make sure whenever we lose the ball, we will
get it back quicker.
"We have to be brave, to be courageous and make sure
we play our own style."
Prandelli resigned from his post as Azzurri manager
after failing to get out of their opening World Cup
group alongside England, coming home early from
Brazil.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is set to mark 18 years
in charge on Wednesday night.
Prandelli said of the Frenchman: "He has had the
chance to grow and has had extraordinary continuity.
"But we can only see this in England, anywhere else in
the world, the coach changes all the time."
Swiss midfielder Blerim Dzemaili was part of the
Napoli side which beat Arsenal 2-0 their final match of
the group stages in December 2013.
The 28-year-old signed for Galatasaray earlier this
month and is confident his new team can produce the
required performance.
"For us, it is important to get out as a team, to defend
strong. We must have respect, that is important, but
not be afraid," he said.
"We have a good team, we can play against every team
and it is going to be in our hands."

Arsenal is winning tonight 1-0

Arsenal again in the champions league to make up the number like the likes of Ludogorets, Malmo Fc, FC Basel etc.
Winning the Champion league trophy is a heavy load for them.
They should win 2-1 today,though.