It's Europa League group stage draw day and Arsenal are among 32 sides eagerly waiting to see who they will be paired with en route to Budapest, Hungary.
The Gunners, under former head coach Unai Emery, came close to getting their hands on the trophy in May 2019 but were beaten 4-1 by Premier League rivals Chelsea in the final. If they can go one better this year then they will be back in the Champions League next season following a six-year absence.
Despite a perfect start to the new season and hope of a top-four finish, this competition still represents a fantastic chance for Arsenal to seal a return to Europe's top table and they've been handed somewhat of a boost by being placed in Pot 1 for the group stage draw.
