Returned leg.
On Thursday night, Arsenal travel to the Russian capital to face CSKA Moscow in the Europa League quarter-final second leg. The Gunners take a commanding 4-1 lead into the clash, but cannot afford complacency against the Russian side.
The home side have been in patchy form in recent weeks and their Europa League form has been little more consistent either. The Russian side have won just two of their last six games in Europe.
The Russian side’s last two European games have seen over 2.5 goals. However, their previous five games produced under 2.5 goals.
CSKA have a poor recent home record in the Europa League, winning just one of their last five games on home soil. Their recent home games in Europa League games have been low scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in their last five games on home soil.
Arsenal will be confident of making it into the last four of the competition after their big first leg victory. The Gunners head into this game on the back of six straight wins in all competitions.
Arsene Wenger’s side have a good recent record in the Europa League, having won five of their last six games in Europe. A key to that recent good run of form has been the Gunners attacking threat, as the north London side have scored two or more goals in five of their last six outings in the Europa League.
The visitors do not have a great away record of late. However, their last two wins on their travels have been in the Europa League. In fact, the two away wins in Europe are the Gunners only victories on their travels in nine outings in all competitions.
Arsenal’s overall away record in the Europa League is good, as the visitors have won four of their last five games on their travels in Europe. The Gunners have also kept clean sheets in three of their last away games in this competition.
Team News
The home side are set to be without Viktor Vasin and Mario Fernandes through injury. Kirill Nababkin should return to the CSKA team after he missed the first leg due to suspension.
Arsenal are without midfielders Santi Cazorla and Henrik Mkhitaryan, while striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is ineligible to feature. Goalkeeper David Ospina is also a doubt for the clash. Alexandre Lacazette should return up front.

Wenger, please no fall hand

Arsenal will lift the trophy. No team can stop em, not even Atletico Madrid

Dey go beat Arsenah 5-0

Arsenal must win Europa

Arsenal don't allow the spirit of 'e remain small' catch u

Arsenal CSKOver 2.5
Athletico home win
Lazio 2.5
Zamalek 1
Marseille under 2.5

Arsenal please dont fall hand oh

Away win

COYG

Musa fire well

Please check my signature

nairavsdollars:
Arsenal will lift the trophy. No team can stop em, not even Atletico Madrid

Arsenal dreamers

Ramsey for hat-trick.

Ahmad musa i nid jst 3 goals frm u plz...dnt let me down

Op if u slept off na slap we go use wke u up oooo...

If them try any nonsense come back for Russia ehn, I will kill somebody.

This one way everybody wan dey change story so.

na atletico be my only fear,apart from dem we don win dis trophy hands down.

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Moscow Wins

Arsenal loses this one


Musa to score

let the shocker results continue biko

This one wey everybody dey do comeback from 4 - 1 down, I dey fear for arsenal also o, make come back no go happen also

Hmm...

The game is gonna be a DRAW!

CSKA isn't AC MILAN...if they were, I would be so sure they would win by 3-0.

The "gods" are smiling on Italian clubs.

Nightking04:
Ramsey for hat-trick.

U say wat

NO be arsenal again....wetin happen to barca na im go happen na

Omooba77:
Returned leg.
On Thursday night, Arsenal travel to the Russian capital to face CSKA Moscow in the Europa League quarter-final second leg. The Gunners take a commanding 4-1 lead into the clash, but cannot afford complacency against the Russian side.
The home side have been in patchy form in recent weeks and their Europa League form has been little more consistent either. The Russian side have won just two of their last six games in Europe.
The Russian side’s last two European games have seen over 2.5 goals. However, their previous five games produced under 2.5 goals.
CSKA have a poor recent home record in the Europa League, winning just one of their last five games on home soil. Their recent home games in Europa League games have been low scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in their last five games on home soil.
Arsenal will be confident of making it into the last four of the competition after their big first leg victory. The Gunners head into this game on the back of six straight wins in all competitions.
Arsene Wenger’s side have a good recent record in the Europa League, having won five of their last six games in Europe. A key to that recent good run of form has been the Gunners attacking threat, as the north London side have scored two or more goals in five of their last six outings in the Europa League.
The visitors do not have a great away record of late. However, their last two wins on their travels have been in the Europa League. In fact, the two away wins in Europe are the Gunners only victories on their travels in nine outings in all competitions.
Arsenal’s overall away record in the Europa League is good, as the visitors have won four of their last five games on their travels in Europe. The Gunners have also kept clean sheets in three of their last away games in this competition.
Team News
The home side are set to be without Viktor Vasin and Mario Fernandes through injury. Kirill Nababkin should return to the CSKA team after he missed the first leg due to suspension.
Arsenal are without midfielders Santi Cazorla and Henrik Mkhitaryan, while striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is ineligible to feature. Goalkeeper David Ospina is also a doubt for the clash. Alexandre Lacazette should return up front.

Awon omo baba onibonje!!

Every spirit of barca failing in rome, i cancel ooo!!!

Fire!!!.

Arsenal will progress oo.
Amen