There are no added expectations or pressure on Arsenal to perform in the Champions League despite their recent struggles in the Premier League, manager Mikel Arteta said on Tuesday ahead of a last-16 return leg match against PSV Eindhoven.

Having ridden its luck in the first encounter in Paris, Liverpool will be hoping to finish the job at home on Tuesday as the team hosts PSG in this Champions League Round of 16, second leg clash. The tie is finely balanced after Liverpool claimed a 1-0 away win last Wednesday via a late Harvey Elliott strike,

Every Liverpool fan of course hoped that the unpredictable could happen, in the manner that has almost characterised most of the Uruguayan’s career. Most of them surely feared the worst, however, especially after the way the night had gone.

Not for a moment did the six goal margin Arsenal built for themselves in the first leg look under threat. The opportunity presented itself for him to indulge his unconventional desire to deploy as many left backs as one football team could hold.

Goals from Oleksandr Zinchenko and Declan Rice ensured they drew the second leg 2-2, with Ivan Perisic and Couhaib Driouech on the scoresheet for PSV. Arsenal are now into the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the second season running and will face either Atletico Madrid or Real Madrid in the next round.

Arsenal are into the final eight of the Champions League after their aggregate win over PSV Eindhoven. They will travel to Madrid looking to make history. Arsenal took the lead on the night inside the opening ten minutes courtesy of Oleksandr Zinchenko,