Wednesday night saw us put in a brilliant display to beat Dinamo Zagreb 3-0 in the Champions League, and if you missed it, the full 90 minutes is available to watch now.

Declan Rice's early strike, Kai Havertz's second-half header and Martin Ødegaard's injury time finish were the difference for Arsenal as they saw off Croatian giants Dinamo Zagreb at Emirates Stadium.

Goals from Declan Rice, Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard seal a comfortable victory for Arsenal against Dinamo Zagreb and leave the Gunners all but qualified for the Champions League last 16.

Arsenal vs Dinamo Zagreb LIVE! Champions League match stream, latest score and goal updates today - The Gunners are out to secure a place in the knockout stages

Arsenal moved up to third in the Champions League table with a comfortable win over Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday night. The Gunners dominated the early stages after Declan Rice hammered them into an early lead inside two minutes.

Arsenal host Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League needing a win to ensure they're in contention for a top eight finish and that coveted round of 16 bye.

The ball rebounded into the net off the shin of Young Boys captain Loris Benito after Celtic substitute Adam Idah had an effort save by goalkeeper Marvin Keller, ending a frustrating night for the Scottish side who missed a penalty and had two efforts ruled out for offside.

Arsenal boosted their chances of direct qualification for the last 16 of the Champions League with a 3-0 win over Dinamo Zagreb thanks to Kai Havertz.The Gunners started matchweek seven top of a host

Declan Rice scored after just 104 seconds as Arsenal recorded a 3-0 win over Dinamo Zagreb at the Emirates Stadium to put them on the brink of automatic qualification for the Champions League last 16.

A fifth win in their seventh European fixture of the campaign against Dinamo Zagreb all but assures the Gunners a place directly in the last-16 courtesy of having a three-point cushion on the teams scrapping for 8th and a healthy +12 goal difference to boot.

If Mikel Arteta had been making a checklist of what Arsenal needed from Dinamo Zagreb's to the Emirates Stadium. it might have looked a little something like this: the three points that would take them to the brink of the round of 16,