The former England international feels Arsenal must use their physical strength and ability in dead-ball situations to disrupt PSG's defence. He also claim that the underdog label could remove pressure from Arteta's squad in such a high-stakes occasion.
"Across the board, they were phenomenal," he added. "So Arsenal are going to have to be perfect on the night to get it done. I think they'll be the underdogs, which might suit them. If they can win the Premier League, it'll give them immense belief and confidence going in. I think they have to use the physicality, the size they have, to make every set piece count.
"They have to take PSG where they don't want to go and make it uncomfortable for them. But they've certainly got a chance. I think sometimes in big games, it helps if you're the hunter, if there's a little bit less pressure, less expectation on you. I think that might just help Arsenal. But Mikel Arteta is going to have to get a game plan and a blueprint to try and win a game against that level of team we've just watched."