Mikel Arteta is beginning to live up to his Emirates Stadium promise to Arsenal fans as his side look to end their five-year UEFA Champions League hiatus.
The Gunners are currently fourth in the Premier League table, one-point ahead of Manchester United, an impressive feat considering the Red Devils have played three more times in the league this term. Now, the north Londoners are preparing to welcome Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool to the English capital on Wednesday night in a huge match for both teams.
The Reds are locked in a tight race with Manchester City for the league title but they face the tough task of winning at the Emirates, something that away teams have struggled with this season. In fact, City and Chelsea are the only two teams to win on Arsenal's patch in the league so far this term, with the Citizens needing an injury-time winner in a game that was marred in controversy to record all three points.
