Arsenal and Aston Villa are the last Premier League clubs standing in the Champions League and they both face European giants in the quarter-final stage. Mikel Arteta's men have a mouth-watering tie against 15-time winners and reigning champions Real Madrid in the quarter-finals. Like Aston Villa, they will have the home advantage in the second leg

Arsenal drew 2-2 with PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday to complete an emphatic 9-3 aggregate win and set up a Champions League quarter-final against holders Real Madrid.Arsenal, who have never been crowned European champions,

The Gunners are 15 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool having had the chance to reduce the gap to five when they faced West Ham at home just three weeks ago. The title is gone, and the buffer is big enough to suggest they won't get sucked into the hotly-contested top-four race.

FinalsArsenal are all but guaranteed a place in the Champions League quarter-finals as they welcome PSV Eindhoven to the Emirates tonight.

Arsenal and Aston Villa are the last two English clubs standing in the Champions League after booking their quarter-final slots. The Gunners romped to a 9-3 aggregate win over PSV, while the Villains also eased into the last eight as they beat Club Brugge 6-1 over two legs.

Arsenal legend Paul Merson has named the one team he doesn’t want his former club to face in the Champions League knockout stages. The Gunners have all but booked their slot in the quarter-finals, having hammered PSV Eindhoven 7-1 in their first-leg last-16 clash last week.

Bukayo Saka is “getting closer” to making his comeback - but won’t be back in time for Arsenal ’s clash with Chelsea on Sunday. Saka, who tore his hamstring in December and underwent surgery, has not played for Arsenal since the back end of last year.