Arsenal will never have a better chance of beating Bayern Munich and making it beyond the last 16 of the Champions League for the first time in seven years.
Twice since 2010 they have come up against the Germans at this stage of the competition, and on both occasions they have been beaten over two legs.
Their previous meeting with the Bundesliga champions was a 5-1 thrashing in the group stage of last year's tournament and the bookies already have them priced as outsiders to progress.
But why should Arsene Wenger's side fear a team who were beaten by Russian outfit Rostov last month?