Arsenal v Bayern Munich – UEFA Champions League quarter-final latest as Mikel Arteta's side earn late draw with German champions in first leg thriller

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Arsenal and Bayern Munich served up an epic 2-2 UEFA Champions League quarter-final draw at the Emirates as home substitute Leandro Trossard struck late on to earn the Premier League leaders a breathless draw.

Bukayo Saka swerved home a brilliant opener on 12 minutes for the home side before the struggling German champions – who are 16 points behind Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga – hit back strongly as Serge Gnabry punished some poor defending to equalise with an opportunistic finish on 18 minutes.

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Neuer races out to meet Saka, who goes to ground. Wild appeals for a penalty, but it looks like Saka ran into the knee of the Bayern keeper. And the final whistle sounds. Looks like that was the right call in the replays. It ends 2-2 after the first leg. What a match.

Well, how close is that as the close-range finish from Coman hits an Arsenal post via a foot of Raya. Into five added minutes.

Taking one for the team as Jamal Musiala is brought down with the visitors threatening to break at pace.

On comes Thomas Partey for Kai Havertz for the closing moments.

A very dangerous ball from the pass by Odegaard. Looked like that cross might even creep into the net with Neuer watching it flash past him. Still 2-2.

The German side will surely fancy the job back in Munich if they can get out of London with a 2-2 draw. They are keeping the ball very well indeed. Taking the sting out of the game. Game management so, so important at this level.

Mikel Arteta gets the reaction he wants from two key substitutions. Really is a delightful piece of creative play from the Gunners.

Bayern Munich looked very, very comfortable until that finish from Leandro Trossard brings the home fans back to life. This is what football should be about. Fearless attacking play from the Gunners.

Well, never a dull moment in the UEFA Champions League. Gabriel Jesus with some blistering play to provide the space and square pass for Trossard to smash the ball low and hard into the Bayern net. And suddenly Arsenal are back in business at 2-2. Phew!

Quite a contest in that quarter-final. The winner of that match will face Arsenal or Bayern in the semi-finals. Which looks like being Bayern at the moment, but things can change quickly. As Phil Foden has illustrated.

Raphaël Guerreiro is on for the injured Serge Gnabry for Bayern Munich, who don't appear to be in great danger here.

Well, that is taking a huge risk from the corner with both men grappling with each other off the ball. In the age of VAR that is playing a dangerous game if you are the Arsenal captain.

He fires a shot just wide of the target. Comes off Rice. So will be a corner for the visitors, who are set to make another change.

Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard replace Gabriel Martinelli and Jorginho for the home side, while Sane departs to be replaced by Kingsley Coman.

Another very menacing piece of play by Bayern Munich as Davies and Gnabry both race down the Arsenal right flank. Gnabry runs out of road before cracking the ball well over the bar. Decent move again though.

Looking for some sort of touch under the watch of Joshua Kimmich. A clear dive. Havertz is fortunate to escape a booking for a spot of cheating.

This is what you expect from Bayern Munich in Europe. A no-nonsense display, willing to dig in and then play on the counter attack. Arsenal seem to be running out of ideas. Wonder if they would accept a draw here? Not their best evening of the season. So far of course.

Another Arsenal free-kick comes to nothing. Perhaps they should ask Manuel Neuer in the visiting goal how it should be done.