Arsenal Faces Champions League Challenge Against PSV Eindhoven

As Arsenal prepares for their Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven, manager Mikel Arteta emphasizes the necessity of success in the tournament after their Premier League title hopes have dwindled. With injuries sidelining key players like Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus, Arsenal's attacking options are severely limited, leading to concerns about their ability to score goals. Former Manchester United player Dwight Yorke has asserted that without a center-forward, Arsenal has 'absolutely no chance' of winning the Champions League this season. Despite these challenges, Arteta remains hopeful that a favorable draw against PSV could revive their campaign and allow time for injured players to return. The team has struggled in recent matches, failing to score in their last two Premier League games, which has further dampened their confidence. Arteta acknowledges the need for his players to elevate their performance to meet the demands of the competition and aims to leverage their strong defensive record as a foundation for progress in the tournament.