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Barça confident Wenger's refusal 'to park bus' will see Arsenal crash out

Barcelona were still confident last night of a second-leg comeback against Arsenal in the Champions League because they believe Arsène Wenger will not be able to copy Jose Mourinho's ultra-defensive tactics in the Nou Camp next month.

Pep Guardiola predicts thrilling Nou Camp encounter

Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is predicting a "fantastic" encounter when his side attempt to overturn their Champions League defeat to Arsenal in next month's second leg at the Nou Camp.

Jack Wilshere thrilled with Arsenal progress

Jack Wilshere insists Arsenal can dump favourites Barcelona out of the Champions League to prolong the most enjoyable spell of his life.

Arsene Wenger optimistic amid self-belief of Arsenal team

Arsene Wenger accepts his Arsenal side remain Champions League underdogs despite their first-leg victory over Barcelona - but thinks a new-found self-belief could prove crucial.

Arshavin gives Arsenal hope after securing thrilling victory

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Five reasons to believe Gunners can win this tie

1 Arsenal seemed mentally prepared for having to chase shadows

James Lawton: Wenger's men showed strength where once there was weakness

For the second time in two nights a football team from north London suggested that they might just have the skill and the spirit to conquer Europe.

Arsenal in second half comeback to beat Barcelona

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Wenger: Barcelona must get over losing Fabregas

Whenever Arsenal have faced Barcelona in recent years, there has always been a thorny issue which comes between the two sides and ruins what might otherwise descend into a mutual appreciation society – the issue of Cesc Fabregas, his past and his future.

David Villa: 'I was lucky they wanted me to be part of this team'

David Villa is thriving in a prolific attack alongside Lionel Messi at Barcelona – bad news for Arsenal, who they play this week. The £34m striker spoke to Pete Jenson

Torres moved 'to play in Champions League'

Fernando Torres moved to Chelsea from Liverpool to avoid the torture of having to watch another round of Champions League matches on the television, according to the Spain striker's international team-mate David Villa.

'Fabregas? He is Arsenal's best player, no question' - Villa

David Villa knows Arsenal will try to play Barcelona at their own game on Wednesday night, and that with his Spain international team-mate Cesc Fabregas on the pitch they will be better equipped to do so.

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