Arsenal offer fans chance to watch PSG clash at the Emirates Stadium as Champions League final place awaits

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Arsenal are offering fans a chance to watch the Champions League semi-final second leg at the Emirates Stadium, with the match being streamed at the ground, as a place in the final awaits.

The Gunners have plenty of work to do as they travel to the Parc des Princes on Wednesday night, with hopes of completing an incredible comeback.

Arsenal trail 1-0 to PSG, with Ousmane Dembele’s goal inside just four minutes of the first leg proving the difference so far.

Mikel Arteta will be looking to mount an instant fightback, with the Champions League final in Munich beckoning both teams.

With Arsenal fans anxiously waiting to see how their team will perform, there’s an opportunity to watch it all unfold at the Emirates Stadium.

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Arsenal offer a group watch at the Emirates Stadium for the PSG second leg

A first Champions League final since 2006 awaits Arsenal, if they manage to come back from one goal down to secure victory over PSG.

It’s an almighty challenge, with only two teams overturning a Champions League semi-final home first-leg defeat.

History could be on the cards, though, with Gary Neville discussing a weakness for PSG that could allow Arsenal back into the tie.

Fans across the world will be tuning in, but for a select few locals, there is an opportunity to watch on from the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal have announced that a group watch of the match is available at the ground, with tickets on sale to attend.

Tickets can only be purchased by Platinum, Gold, Silver and Red members of the club, with it costing £10 for adults and £5 for concessions.

Doors open at 6pm with refreshments and food available for fans who are attending the watch-along.

It’s a rare opportunity that Arsenal have opened up, with away games rarely given this sort of opportunity to watch at the stadium.

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Arsenal head-to-head record with PSG for away games

With such a huge trip to Paris on the cards, Arsenal will be leaning on some of their history to pull them through, with a decent record against PSG.

Before the semi-final first leg, the Gunners had never suffered defeat at the hands of the French giants, with a record that favours them.

The away record is slightly tougher, though, with three meetings at PSG’s ground all ending in draws.

Arsenal will need to record a first win away at PSG to at least force extra-time, while a victory of a margin greater than one goal will land a place in the Champions League final.