Arsenal return to Champions League action with a tricky test against Club Brugge .

The Gunners go into their sixth match of the league phase hoping to maintain their 100 per cent winning record in Europe this season and move one step closer to confirming a top-eight finish.

Arsenal did concede their first goal in the competition in the 3-1 win over Bayern Munich a fortnight ago , but they’ve kept clean sheets on the road against Athletic Club and Slavia Prague so far.

Mikel Arteta’s side, however, were beaten for the first time since August at the weekend - conceding in the last minute away at Aston Villa - so will be keen to get back on the winning trail.

Their opponents tonight, Club Brugge, are in somewhat of a crisis. On Monday they sacked head coach Nicky Hayen after a ru

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