Arsenal
Szczesny Sagna, Vermaelen, Koscielny, Gibbs Rosicky, Song Walcott, Gervinho, Chamberlain Van Persie
Arsene Wenger has several fresh injury
worries with Mikel Arteta being taken to hospital with concussion during
the Gunners' clash with Liverpool on Saturday and his replacement, Abou
Diaby, also suffering a
hamstring injury later in the game. Aaron
Ramsey is still missing with an ankle niggle and is unlikely to return
until next week whilst Yossi Benayoun is also carrying a hamstring
problem.
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AC Milan
Abbiati Abate, Mexes, Silva, Antonini Van Bommel Muntari, Nocerino, Emanuelson Ibrahimovic, Robinho
Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri is without
Alexandre Pato after the forward picking up a thigh injury against
Juventus while Clarence Seedorf and Kevin-Prince Boateng have not played
since the first leg. Former Gunner Mathieu Flamini has returned to full
training but will probably miss out.
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Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Arsenal FC VS AC Milan Preview
To millions watching all around the world, this fixture might be done and dusted but in the game of football you never can tell. All eyes will be on the Emirates tonight as the Gunners will try to overturn a 4-0 deficit from the first leg of the UEFA Champions League knock out round to sum up what will be regarded as one of the greatest come backs in world football history. Either way it goes, there's going to be a massive upset tonight at the Emirates considering the stage of the competition. Arsenal FC will be relying on the services of their star skipper Robbin Van Persie, the energetic Alexander Song and the speed of Theo Walcott operating from the flanks to break the Milan wall. On the other hand, the combine duo of Thiago Silver and Mexes mounting the defence line just might be a life saver for Milan while they rely on Ibrahimovic and Robinhio to do the damage up front. The most likely line ups are
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