Arsenal are set to face Bayer Leverkusen tomorrow in their first Champions League match since the conclusion of the league phase. The Gunners were the standout team during the initial stage of the competition, winning all of their matches, but the knockout rounds represent a different challenge altogether.

Everton will look to bounce back from last weekend’s sickening defeat at Arsenal when they host fellow Londoners Chelsea on Saturday evening. The Toffees had more than matched the Premier League leaders for much of the game,

Arsenal secured a crucial victory late on as substitutes Viktor Gyokeres and Max Dowman were the heroes.