Arsenal have suffered three successive 5-1 defeats against Bayern, losing 10-2 on aggregate in the last 16 in 2017, and have never beaten the German club in a knockout tie. But with Bayern's fans banned from the first leg in London tonight after throwing fireworks on to the pitch at Copenhagen and Lazio in the group stages, Arteta believes the Arsenal supporters could make the difference before a daunting trip to Munich for the second leg.
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