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Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal: What Arteta and Rice said

"We started the game incredibly well, we were so dominant. Then we had to adapt without Saka. In the second half, the game was a bit even, and they scored the goals, and we had to react, which we did. We scored, and we had the chance to win it too. That is the level."

On Saka's injury: "They are a bit concerned. A player who has to come off with a really sharp pain is never good news, but we have to wait and see."

"He is ridiculous, such a good player, and I am lucky I can play with him, not so lucky I have to play against him."

On his goal: "When you play against teams who are man-to-man all over the pitch, you have to apply certain principles. They follow you all over the pitch, but I lost my man and I just kept running and lost my runner, and then I was in on the goal. So happy. Gyokeres has been making such a good impact coming off the bench. He made some great runs tonight and set me up for the goal.

"It is what the manager has drilled into us. We aren't just going to come here and sit. At home, they are probably one of the best teams in Europe, so to come here tonight and give that account of ourselves was really good. We have to keep going."

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