Arsenal news round-up ahead of the Gunners' Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid, as Mikel Arteta and Declan Rice attract attention

It might not be one of the grand old rivalries of the European game -- Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United against Juventus, the ripples of the "remontada" when Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain -- but there tends to be something in the air when Arsenal face off against Olympiacos.

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Of all the agony that Arsenal have suffered in the Champions League, this was the most painful as Barcelona scored twice late on to win a dramatic Champions League final in Paris. Sol Campbell's thumping header gave the Gunners a 37th minute lead after goalkeeper Jens Lehmann had been sent off for bringing down Samuel Eto'o.

The current Fulham squad has three stars involved who once called Arsenal their home, but have since moved on. Bernd Leno and Alex Iwobi are two who feature for the club, but it’s perhaps the deal for Emile Smith Rowe that hurts the most out of them all.

Arsenal have a chance to open the gap at the top of the Premier League table as the title hopefuls travel across the capital to face Fulham.The Gunners return from the international break as leaders of the pack and will look to put extra pressure on Liverpool,

Arsenal Primed for Fulham Clash amid Injury ChallengesArsenal enter a hectic Premier League period with seven fixtures in 22 days, beginning with a tricky visit to Fulham at Craven Cottage. Mikel

Bloom – who has since hired Ayto himself – said: “Jason’s been in football for a long time. He’s been at Arsenal for a very long time. He had the interim Sporting Director role for nine months and did a really, really good job.