When did Arsenal beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League?

20 October 2015. From the section Arsenal revived their Champions League hopes in thrilling fashion with a crucial victory over Bayern Munich at Emirates Stadium. The Gunners’ hopes of reaching the knockout phase were in serious jeopardy after they lost their opening two games away to Dinamo Zagreb and at home to Olympiakos.

What was the difference between Bayern and Arsenal?

Arsenal (left) were camped inside their own half for much of the game, with only three players spending the majority in Bayern’s half. In contrast, all but two of Bayern’s outfield players (right) spent most of the game in Arsenal’s half

Where does Arsenal stand in the Premier League?

Authority, experience, excellence. The Gunners remain bottom of the table, but are level on three points with Dinamo Zagreb and three behind both Olympiakos and Bayern Munich. Wenger’s side face Bayern at the Allianz Arena on 4 November, before hosting Dinamo later that month. They finish their group stage campaign at Olympiakos on 9 December.

When did Barcelona lose a lead to Bayern Munich?

When Barcelona lost a two-goal lead to draw here in April 2010, Arsenal only had 38% of possession – in the first half here Bayern enjoyed a 74.5% share. And yet, once more, Arsenal dug in. They were defensively resilient, dogged in midfield and, even though the two goals were scrambled, they may well prove to be priceless.

Who was the first choice for Arsenal in the Champions League?

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was uncharacteristically touchy when it was suggested he made a mistake in preferring David Ospina to first choice Petr Cech in their previous Champions League game at home to Olympiakos. It backfired as Ospina dropped a simple catch from a corner into his own net in the damaging 3-2 defeat.

When did Arsenal beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League? 20 October 2015. From the section Arsenal revived their Champions League hopes in thrilling fashion with a crucial victory over Bayern Munich at Emirates Stadium. The Gunners’ hopes of reaching the knockout phase were in serious jeopardy after they lost their opening two games away…