"Bayern Munich will be back in London once again, this time to take on Arsenal FC in the UEFA Champions League. With the table leaders facing the team right on their heels in second position, the stage is set for a thrilling game of football. With only two days remaining, the club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has reflected the mood of his team this season - calm and confident."
"In the Champions League, the Bavarians average 3.5 goals per game. Top opponents such as Chelsea and PSG too were overwhelmed by the pace and the press failing to stop the juggernaut. With one of the most fluid attacks on the planet, stopping this side from scoring may actually need more than 11 men. A highlight of Bayern's style this season has been their composure and the knack to coolly net goals or make important clearances under pressure."
"Arsenal have in the UCL conceded zero goals thus far. That's right folks, Arsenal's defence has not yet been breached by any team in the Champions League. This defensive strength extends into the Premier League. In their home league too, the Gunners have conceded 6 goals in 12 games. Their manager Mikel Arteta has turned the North London side into a well-oiled machine that is as potent in attack as it is in defense."
Bayern Munich travel to London to face Arsenal in a Champions League clash between league leaders and second-place challengers. Bayern have scored in every game this season and average 3.5 Champions League goals per match, overwhelming top opponents with pace, pressing and fluid attacking movement. Bayern display composure and the ability to score or clear under pressure. Club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen expressed calm confidence: "We have a lot of self-confidence, we never get nervous. Arsenal know that we're in good form." Arsenal have conceded zero Champions League goals so far and have conceded six in 12 Premier League games under Mikel Arteta.
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