Wenger Believes In Arsenal's Win Against Bayern In Champions League

Arsene Wenger will not accept he is sending Arsenal into a "mission impossible" at Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.Arsenal trail the Champions League tie 3-1 from the first leg and must score at least three times in Bavaria to deny their hosts a place in the quarter-finals.No side has managed that all season against Bayern, who have conceded twice on just two occasions and go into the game on the back of 11 straight wins.Arsenal travel without Jack Wilshere and Bacary Sagna, but Wenger told the club website: "It is not mission impossible.

Super Eagles Resume Training Today,Tuesday

The Super Eagles resumed camping in Abuja on Sunday for the first time after winning the African Cup in South Africa in February.But coach Stephen Keshi said earlier training scheduled for Monday evening at the Practice Pitch of the Abuja National Stadium was shifted to Tuesday morning to enable the players to rest.

Gerrard Believes Liverpool Can Get On Top Five

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says the club must deliver "the perfect finish" to the season if they are to finish in the top five.The Reds have not finished higher than sixth since 2008-09, but the new owners have made clear that a return to the Champions League is a priority. With Liverpool currently sixth, seven points behind fourth-placed Chelsea and having played an extra game, it would appear that they may have to wait a little longer to achieve that aim.

Arteta Angry Over Arsenal's Campaign

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta has described his side's season so far as "not acceptable" and has conceded the Gunners' chance of making it through to the Champions League quarter-finals are slim ahead of their return match with Bayern Munich.Arsene Wenger's men are looking to turn around a 3-1 first-leg deficit when they travel to the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night, with Arteta admitting his side need to up their game to have any chance against a rampant Bayern.