Arsenal v Juventus
Tuesday 28 March & Wednesday 5 April
Form: Arsenal are struggling at home but going well in Europe, while for Juve it is a bit of a role reversal. The Italians are running away with Serie A but squeaked through the last round of the Champions League with a lucky win over Werder Bremen.
Last match: Arsenal 0-0 Real Madrid (agg 1-0)
Last match: Juventus 2-1 W Bremen (agg 4-4)
Odds: Arsenal - 11/1; Juventus - 7/2.
Strengths: In a young side, Gunners skipper Thierry Henry will have to be at his talismanic best. The Frenchman is returning to a former side, but all the pre-match focus will be on a man making a return in the opposite direction, Patrick Vieira. His midfield partnership with Emerson clicked from the off and another of Henry's old mates, David Trezeguet, will be a potent attacking presence in partnership with Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Weaknesses: The rivals are from opposite ends of the experience spectrum which could play in to Juve's hands. But then again, Arsenal could outrun their exalted opponents. The Italians have an ageing defence and will be without Pavel Nedved for the first leg.
Your verdict:
Juventus will go through, the fact that the first game is at Highbury may have an important effect because if Juventus get an away goal they will build from there back in Italy.
Ben James, England
Patrick Vieira left Highbury in search of Champions League glory. I can bet he'll wish he had stayed on because the Gunners' firing power will blaze past Juve and with the seemingly favourable route to the final, he will be watching as Henry leads Arsenal to glory.
Erick Obed, Lusaka, Zambia.
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