Ranking Arsenal’s five greatest Champions League victories after Bayern Munich victory

Arsenal may not have gone all the way in the Champions League yet, but there’s no doubting that they’ve enjoyed some unforgettable nights in the tournament over the years.

Tuesday night’s surprising 2-0 victory over Bayern Munich has given the club a new hope that they will be able to make it out of the group stages and go on to cause a few more upsets along the way.

But where does last night’s epic victory rank alongside their previous wins against Europe’s elite? Check below to find out…

5. Arsenal 2-1 Barcelona, 2011

Arsenal may have lost the second leg of this encounter at the Nou Camp, but there was nothing that could top Andrei Arshavin’s late winner against Pep Guardiola’s men. // ]]>

4. Arsenal 2-0 Bayern Munich, 2015

Wenger once again came out top trumps over Guardiola, but there’s still a lot of work to be done if they are to escape their group. However, if displays like this are anything to go by, they shouldn’t have any problems.

3. AC Milan 0-2 Arsenal, 2008

Milan were still one of Europe’s great sides at the time of this encounter, boasting the likes of Paolo Maldini, Cafu, Andrea Pirlo and Clarence Seedorf in their line up.

Cesc Fabregas got on the scoresheet in what was considered a resolutely professional win.

2. Real Madrid 0-1 Arsenal, 2006

Thierry Henry produced a Champions League masterclass to help the Gunners become the first English team to defeat Real Madrid on their home turf as part of their run to the 2006 final.

1. Inter Milan 1-5 Arsenal, 2003

It may have been 12 years ago now, but the memory is still as vivid now as it was then. Like now, The Gunners made a poor start to their group phase, but came alive with a stunning demolition of an exceedingly strong Inter side on their own patch.

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