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Arsenal return to Champions League action tonight with the first match of a double-header against Sevilla.
Here’s what you need to know:
What: UEFA Champions League
Who: Sevilla vs. Arsenal
When: Oct. 24, 2023
Time: 3 p.m.
Where: Emirates Stadium
Old Trafford is set for an emotional evening as Manchester United hosts FC Copenhagen in the first match at the stadium since the death of Bobby Charlton, one of United’s greatest players. Charlton died Saturday and there will be tributes to the late England international ahead of the game. United is looking to win its first points in the group after losing the opening two games, to Bayern Munich and Galatasaray. Bayern Munich heads to Turkey looking for its 16th win in a row in Champions League group-stage games. Midfielder Leon Goretzka did not travel with the squad Monday after fracturing his hand in the win over Mainz on Saturday and other absentees include forward Serge Gnabry, who remains out with an arm injury, and defender Dayot Upamecano. Galatasaray is coming off a surprise 3-2 win over United but has concerns over its star forward Mauro Icardi. He scored both goals in a 2-1 win over Besiktas on Saturday but also hurt his ankle.
A surprising win for Lens over Arsenal in the last round of games has thrown wide open a group also containing PSV Eindhoven and Sevilla. Arsenal will be looking to bounce back from that loss — its only defeat in 13 matches this season in all competitions — when the English team travels to Sevilla. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has to weigh up whether to bring back goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, who has been dropped to accommodate summer signing David Raya. Raya has been shaky for Arsenal so far and made a couple of big mistakes in the 2-2 draw at Chelsea in the Premier League, including letting a cross go over his head and into the net for one of Chelsea’s goals. Lens, which leads the group on four points, hosts PSV, which is in last place on one point, in the other game.
Real Madrid will look to strengthen its hold on first place when it visits third-place Braga. A third straight win in the group will leave Madrid in good position to make it to the knockout stage for the 28th consecutive time. The Portuguese side has never advanced past the group stage. It is making its third Champions League appearance, and first in 11 seasons. Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti still won’t be able to count on goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, defender Éder Militão and midfielder Arda Güler because of injuries. Midfielder Dani Ceballos is listed as doubtful because of a muscle ailment. Braga could be without defender Victor Gómez because of a thigh injury. Napoli will still be without standout forward Victor Osimhen for the trip to Union Berlin as he recovers from thigh injury sustained while with Nigeria’s national team. However, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia appears back to his stunning best and he scored two goals to help Napoli beat Hellas Verona 3-1 on Saturday. Napoli is level on points with Braga, three behind Madrid. Union Berlin’s first season in the Champions League is turning into something of an ordeal. Union lost 3-0 to Stuttgart on Saturday for its eighth straight loss in all competitions and has lost both of its Champions League games so far on goals conceded deep into added time.
After two consecutive losses, last-place Benfica looks to get back into contention when it hosts group leader Real Sociedad. The Portuguese side was a quarterfinalist last season but needs the victory to maintain a realistic chance of returning to the knockout stage. Sociedad is making its third Champions League group appearance, and first since 2013-14. The Spanish side reached the last 16 in its debut in 2003-04, losing both legs to Lyon. Last year’s runner-up, Inter Milan will again look to Lautaro Martínez and Marcus Thuram to spearhead its attack against Salzburg. Both were on target in Saturday’s 3-0 win at Torino that lifted Inter top of Serie A and they have scored Inter’s only goals in the Champions League this campaign. Martínez is in particularly good form, having already netted 12 times this season. Inter is level on points with Soc
Defeat to Lens last time out means the Gunners sit second in Group B but should still have little trouble winning the group let alone qualifying for the knockout stages.
Aaron Ramsdale has returned to training following the birth of his first son and could be given a chance between the sticks after a nervy few showings from David Raya.
Sevilla came into the game off the back of a credible 1-1 draw with Real Madrid but have just one win in seven games across all competitions, drawing with Lens and PSV Eindhoven in this competition so far.
Alfonso Pastor and Mariano Diaz are the only expected absentees although Youssef En-Nesyri did miss out against Real Madrid so should be checked on before kick-off. Rafa Mir could start if En-Nesyri does not while Boubakary Soumare is expected to continue to anchor the midfield.
Aaron Ramsdale missed the Chelsea draw which saw David Raya struggle with Ramsdale expected to be back for this one which means that Jurrien Timber is Arteta's only absentee. Thomas Partey and Kai Havertz could come in with Jorginho possibly dropping out while Gabriel Jesus should start ahead of Eddie Nketiah despite a tough outing against Chelsea.
The Gunners returned to the Champions League with a bang as they hammered PSV 4-0 at the Emirates in September. However, they were brought back down to earth last time out as they lost 2-1 at Ligue 1 side Lens.
Arsenal are still in a strong position in Group B and they can go top if they beat Sevilla and Lens fail to get three points against PSV.
Arteta's side come into the Sevilla showdown on the back of their 2-2 draw at Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday. However, the draw will feel like a win after the Gunners came from 2-0 down with Leandro Trossard's strike snatching them a point.
Sevilla, meanwhile, have drawn both of their Champions League games against Lens and PSV. They're also struggling to find wins in La Liga, with Diego Alonso's side winning one of their last five outings.
Mikel Arteta’s Gunners lost their first match of the season in their last Champions league fixture, going down 2-1 away to Lens on October 3. They have since bounced back with a win against Man City before the international break, followed by a creditable comeback against Chelsea from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at the weekend.
Sevilla, who won last season’s Europa League, currently sit one place behind Arsenal in Group B, with surprise package Lens topping the standings. A win for the Spanish side would be a huge setback for the Gunners, albeit one which could be rectified with two of their final three group stage fixtures taking place at the Emirates Stadium.
Fresh from their 1-1 draw against Real Madrid last week, Sevilla will be keen to pick up form which has seen them win just two of their opening 12 matches of the season. The two sides have not met in a competitive match since 2007, with their last competitive outing coming in that season’s group stages - Arsenal lost 3-1 on their visit to Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium that season having opened with a 3-0 win at the Emirates.