Arsenal and Chelsea's modern day rivalry has seen the two London clubs trade bragging rights throughout the 21st Century. At this moment in time, it is the Gunners who are in the driving seat, tipped to end their Premier League title drought in May next year. There is a long way to go and plenty of football to be played, including games which will undoubtedly come to be decided by the likes of Bukayo Saka and Blues' talisman Palmer.
The Gunners have never won the Champions League, coming closest in 2006 when Arsene Wenger's side were pipped to the post in Paris it would have been the perfect conclusion to a brilliant era for the Frenchman, but wasn't to be. For this quiz, we're looking for every member of the Arsenal squad who played in Europe that season and there were quite a few (25 players, to be exact) given the epidemic of injuries that Wenger faced that term.
The 2025-26 Champions League is being shown on Amazon Prime Video (Image credit: Getty Images) Amazon Prime's Champions League coverage returns this week when Premier League leaders host Atletico Madrid at the Emirates Stadium. Prime Video takes their pick of the fixtures from Europe's leading club competition and for their Gameweek 3 offering they're putting the spotlight on Mikel Arteta's in-form side.
Although Cristhian Mosquera has only recently arrived at Arsenal, the young Spanish defender has already hinted that a return to Valencia may not be off the table in his future. According to Marca, the 21-year-old has spoken fondly of his former club and left the door open for a possible homecoming one day, even as he continues to establish himself in the Premier League with the Gunners.
"Once you win it, everyone wants to beat you. And, ultimately, we've got up our game again," Mead told Disney+. "We had an up-and-down Champions League season last season, and obviously, we don't want to play out like that again. "But we're looking forward to the challenge. We've got to step up to the challenge, and we've got to be even better than we were last year."
"He will be weeks, there is no definite date for his return. He is evolving well. It's very unlucky what is happening with him. I think he will be back in a few weeks but we'll have to see how he is progressing, how his knee is feeling. It's too early to get an answer."
