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Mikel Arteta has provided an injury update ahead of Arsenal's clash against Paris Saint-Germain. The Gunners will lock horns with Luis Enrique's side at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday evening, knowing a win could prove crucial in the race for qualification to the Champions League knockout stages.

Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain have plenty in common, most notably their currently unsuccessful quests to win football’s Holy Grail, which is also known as the Champions League. Both clubs have battled their way to the final without celebrating the ultimate success as the Gunners lost the 2006 decider at the Stade de France when they were beaten 2-1 by Barcelona while PSG reached the showpiece in Lisbon four years ago but could not prevent Bayern Munich enjoying a 1-0 triumph.