Bayern Munich v Arsenal live – UEFA Champions League quarter-final latest as Joshua Kimmich sinks Gunners with powerful second-half winner

The winners of this quarter-final will face Real Madrid or Manchester City in the last four. Madrid 1-0 ahead against the holders for a 4-3 aggregate advantage.

Both sides are very comfortable on the ball. Would be a brave man to pick a winner from this at the moment as Martinelli is felled by Sane. First goal could be key to victory you suspect.

The German side coming alive as Arsenal keeper Raya is forced to dive to claw out a shot from Musiala. Home fans warming to the occasion in Munich.

The Bayern fans are certainly up for this tonight as Mazraoui's cross comes off White before spinning just wide on the counter. Arsenal forced to do some desperate defending as Rice then heads clear the corner.

Which is easier said than done as Martinelli supplies Rice with the pass, but his shot at goal is charged down by Goretzka. Martinelli then tries to cut a dash through the home defence as Neuer comes out to collect.

Jorginho late on Jamal Musiala as he tried to burst up the pitch. No booking, but the next one will be.

Sane picks up the ball out wide as Tomiyasu failed to read the 40-yard pass from Mazraoui. Poor defending. Over his head, but the cross is cleared by Gabriel before Arsenal clear the corner.

Back helping out his defence. Tries to pick out Goretzka with a neat pass, but Rice is back to read that situation in making the interception. A real battle for supremacy in the midfield area. Neither team going fully at it so far.

Brilliant play by Saka to bound beyond Mazraoui as if he wasn't there. Just overcooks the cross, but that will do his confidence levels no harm at all.

UEFA Champions League is their last shot at glory this season. Certainly well fired up so far in pressing the visitors. Leon Goretzka caught just offside.

Havertz enables Martinelli to pick up the ball in a wide area. Spins towards the Bayern box before sending a swerving shot a couple of yards wide. Ambitious, but Neuer kept a close eye on the ball there as it dropped past the goal.

This time his shot from the edge of the box sails well over and wide from the Goretzka pass as Arsenal opt to retreat. Already with two attempts at goal. Clearly in the mood.

Excellent play by Sane to stand up Gabriel. Kimmich then picks out Kane with a delicate cross, but Kane just knocks the volley wide coming across his marker. Early warning for Arsenal. As if they needed it.

Game has barely kicked off before Kane is penalised for a late foul on Rice. Both sides eager to score an early goal to tip the balance of power in their favour. Arsenal in possession. Trying to silence the home support.

A huge expectant home side inside the Allianz Arena. Bayern Munich in white, Arsenal in their changed greenish blue tops. Plenty of smoke in the air as Bayern get the ball rolling here. Should be a corker.

Watch highlights from Emirates Stadium as Arsenal came from behind to rescue a 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich as Harry Kane scored for the visitors in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final.

"We cannot think that we can do it without the fans," said Thomas Tuchel on TNT Sports. "If there is an advantage in playing the second leg at home, we have to make it. We have to do the first step and the crowd needs to kick in. I hope they will.

"The approach in the Champions League is more serious. It is obvious we have very good results throughout the competition. We hope we can go the next step because we need to."

Bayern Munich: Neuer, Kimmich, De Ligt, Dier, Mazraoui, Laimer, Goretzka, Sane, Musiala, Guerreiro, Kane Subs: Peretz, Ulreich, Upamecano, Minjae, Choupo-Moting, Bryan, Muller, Tel, Pavlovic

Arsenal: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Tomiyasu, Jorginho, Rice, Odegaard, Saka, Havertz, Martinelli Subs: Ramsdale, Hein, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Partey, Vieira, Smith Rowe, Trossard, Nelson, Nketiah, Jesus

The German giants have relinquished their Bundesliga title to Bayer Leverkusen, but Bayern Munich fans expect progress in Europe as they hunt down a UEFA Champions League final spot at Wembley.

"I think now that Bundesliga has gone to somebody else, there is a big overhaul coming in the summer," said expert Raphael Honigstein on TNT Sports. "But everything I've just said goes out the window because it is the Champions League.

"The locals here are spoiled, but when it comes to the Champions League, it is a different vibe. There will be huge disappointment if they don't do it now."

The TNT Sports pundit believes Mikel Arteta's side were "as shaky as we have seen them” during their 2-0 defeat against Aston Villa in the Premier League.

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