Arsenal take on Atletico Madrid, looking to book their place in what will be just their second UEFA Champions League final. Their last was in 2006, a painful defeat to Barcelona in Paris that could be avenged, but first they must win on Tuesday.
Diego Simeone’s side came from behind to keep the scores level in the Spanish capital; however, everything was changed in terms of narrative by the officials, with three penalty decisions made, but only one was arguably given correctly.
There were absences from open training, including Martin Odegaard, Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber and Mikel Merino. But whether or not any still make it back for the squad remains to be seen. Either way, Arteta has some big decisions to make.
Read who **football.london** predicts will start for Arsenal [here](https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/fixtures-results/arsenal-predicted-xi-vs-atletico-33887067).
Bukayo Saka could start for Arsenal against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League (Image: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)