Arsenal track record shows we can beat Bayern-Wenger


MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - Arsenal's European track record shows they can overcome the 2-0 last-16 first leg deficit when they face holders Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Tuesday, coach Arsene Wenger said on Monday.

Bayern are seeking to become the first team to retain the trophy and will be banking on home advantage to sink Arsenal.

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