Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side will aim to get their season back on track following Sunday's shock home defeat to Aston Villa when they take on Bayern Munich tonight in the Champions League quarter-final second leg.

The tie is finely poised after last week's 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium in which Bukayo Saka's second-minute opener was cancelled out after the Germans found themselves in control of the tie thanks to goals from ex-Gunner Serge Gnabry and former Spurs hotshot Harry Kane, who put Munich in front from the penalty spot. Leandro Trossard scored to make it 2-2 but Arsenal know they will have a job on their hands at the Allianz Arena tonight.

Both sides will be looking to put to bed some recent bad fortune in the Champions League with Munich having lost three quarter-finals in a row since becoming European champions in 2020, while the Gunners have not reached a Champions League semi-final since all the way back in 2009. Arsenal have historically struggled against Bayern Munich in Europe and with the German giants surrendering the Bundesliga title to Bayer Leverkusen this weekend they'll want to make amends with this competition more than ever before.

However, Arsenal know they need a big performance following the disappointing Villa defeat that means Manchester City now sit on top of the Premier League two points clear of Arteta's team. So, with Arsenal looking for a huge European display, here's how to watch the action live.

When is Bayern Munich vs Arsenal?

Arsenal take on Munich at the Allianz Arena tonight, Wednesday April 17, with kick-off set for 8pm.

How can you watch it?

The game will be broadcast live and exclusive in the UK on TNT Sports 2 with build-up beginning at 7pm.

If you want to watch the best of the Champions League and more then you can get TNT Sports for £30.99 a month, however you can cancel at any time. Your subscription will auto-renew at the same price each month unless cancelled prior to renewal date and a minimum term of one month applies from date of first payment and each subsequent renewal.

You can also watch the Premier League run-in on Sky Sports with Sky Sports Premier League now £20 for the month or you can get all sports channels for £22 a month. Find out more here.

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