Bayern Munich will lock horns with Arsenal on Wednesday night at the Emirates Stadium in what promises to be the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League’s most well matched encounter yet. The Munich and London based sides are widely considered Champions League favorites — especially Bayern after their 2-1 victory over Paris Saint Germain.

Arsenal and Bayern Munich have gotten to know each other over the years, but never before have both teams appeared so equally matched.

Joshua Kimmich says that Arsenal are not the best side Bayern Munich have faced this year, claiming the Germans’ 3-1 Champions League defeat was not a “football game.” The 30-year-old midfielder played 81 minutes of his side’s defeat at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, the Bundesliga champions’ first loss in the Champions League this campaign.

Bayern Munich is facing one of its biggest tests to the season so far when it travels to London to face a surging Arsenal side. However, the Bavarians will be without one of the catalysts of its attack — Colombian star Luis Díaz, who is suspended for a red card offense vs. Paris Saint-Germain.

Arsenal beat Bayern Munich at the Emirates to hand the Bundesliga champions their first defeat of the season but Joshua Kimmich insists the Gunners aren't the best team they've faced

Everything you need to know as Arsenal welcome Bayern Munich in the Champions League, including how to watch and match predictions.

Two European heavyweights meet up on Wednesday in London, as Arsenal prepares to host Bayern Munich in the league phase of the UEFA Champions League. The UEFA Champions League, formerly known as the European Cup, is a time-honored tournament where the best teams across the continent come together to determine the best club in Europe.

Arsenal face the ultimate showdown as they welcome Bayern Munich with both sides the standout performers in Europe

A preview of the UEFA Champions League clash between Arsenal and Bayern Munich. Get team news, injury updates for both sides, and predicted lineups.

Mikel Arteta has responded to Bayern Munich’s claims that Arsenal relied on set pieces and long balls to beat them in the Champions League. The Gunners ran out 3-1 winners at the Emirates Stadium in midweek,