Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain are set to clash in the UEFA Champions League semifinals, with just 180 minutes separating one of these teams from a place in the final. Although they previously met

Saka limped towards the tunnel at the conclusion of the game. However, Arteta is confident the England international, who has only just returned from a near four-month injury lay-off following hamstring surgery, will be fit to face PSG in the first leg at the Emirates a week on Tuesday.

Mikel Arteta has cooled fears that Bukayo Saka picked up an injury during Arsenal ’s win at Ipswich. Saka was on the receiving end of a challenge from Leif Davis just after the half-hour mark that caught the back of his Achilles.