Bayern Munich and Arsenal are once again ready to face each other in Matchday 3 of the UEFA Champions League in Munich on Wednesday.

Last season in the group phase, it was Arsenal who emerged victorious, beating Bayern 3-1. This time, the Bundesliga side will hope to get their revenge and back to winning ways after their previous 3-3 draw against Viking.

Meanwhile, Arsenal have won both of their Champions League matches this season and haven't conceded a goal yet.

Here's everything you need to know about the match:

How to watch:

The match will be available to watch on TNT Sports in the UK, Paramount+ in the U.S., Sony LIV in India, and Stan Sport in Australia. You can also follow ESPN's live updates.

Key Details:

Date, kick-off time:
UK BST: October 21, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
U.S. ET: October 21, Wednesday at 3 p.m.
India IST: October 22, Thursday at 12:30 a.m.
Australia AEDT: October 22, Thursday at 6 a.m.

Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich

Referee: TBC.
VAR: TBC.

Injury and Team News

Bayern Munich

Manuel Neuer, GK: foot injury, DOUBT
Jamal Musiala, M: thigh injury, OUT
Michael Olise, F: suspended, OUT

Arsenal

Martín Zubimendi, M: knock, DOUBT
Piero Hincapié, D: ankle, OUT
William Saliba, D: back, OUT
Christos Tzolis, F: hamstring, OUT

Expected Lineups

Bayern Munich Predicted XI

Arsenal Predicted XI

Talking Points

Missing key players to prove costly for Bayern?

There will be no Jamal Musiala who's yet to regain fitness after suffering a thigh injury during the international break. Manuel Neuer is also a big doubt as he missed Bayern's thrashing of Leipzig last weekend due to a foot issue. But the big miss for the game will be Michael Olise who is suspended for the match after picking up a second yellow in their previous 3-3 draw against Viking.

Olise's influence in this team is huge. His absence against a big team like Arsenal will be felt -- although head coach Vincent Kompany will hope other key players like Harry Kane and Luis Díaz step up on Wednesday.

Both Kane and Diaz scored against Leipzig over the weekend with the latter in fact netting a hat trick. It looks like Diaz is now back in form after a slow start to the season and he will have to do heavy lifting on the wings.

If Neuer doesn't start, Bayern will continue to bank on Jonas Urbig while Kompany has a decision to make with regard to Olise's replacement. It could either be a straightforward one by going for Serge Gnabry or he could hand in a start to 18-year-old talent Lennart Karl.

Arsenal need more attacking impetus

While Arsenal have 10 wins out of the 11 games they played in all competitions this season, there is still plenty of scope for improvements, especially in the attacking department.

They defeated Nottingham Forest 1-0 in the Premier League on Sunday, but it wasn't a very convincing attacking display. It's understandable that Arsenal cannot produce all out attacking performances every time they step on the field. And to their credit, they are getting the job done by winning the matches. However, for a team which has big hopes of lifting the Champions League trophy, Mikel Arteta should try to inject more impetus while going forward.

The team has got the right players and there's serious squad depth as well. As Arteta himself suggested, the team wants to 'attack' the titles rather than defending. A little bit of work in the attack can make Arsenal an even more daunting team to beat.

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