International: Sommer, Pavard, de Vrij, Bisseck, Dumfries, Frattesi, Calhanoglu, Zielinski, Darmian, Taremi, Lautaro Martinez.
Substitutes: Di Gennaro, Josep Martinez, Arnautovic, Thuram, Acerbi, Buchanan, Asllani, Mkhitaryan, Barella, Dimarco, Bastoni.

Arsenal: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Timber, Saka, Partey, Merino, Martinelli, Havertz, Trossard.
Substitutes: Neto, Setford, Odegaard, Gabriel Jesus, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Jorginho, Sterling, Butler-Oyedeji, Lewis-Skelly, Nwaneri, Robinson.

Referee: Istvan Kovacs (Romania).

Inter and Arsenal have already met twice. The away team won comfortably both times. Thierry Henry missed a penalty at Highbury when the Italians won 3-0 in September 2003 and scored twice in the Nerazzurri’s 5-1 win at the San Siro a few months later. So in that sense, history speaks for Mikel Arteta’s team tonight. But recent history is different: Inter have won seven of their last eight games in all competitions, losing only in the Milan derby in September this season, while the Gunners have picked up just one of the last nine available Premier League points , and looked clearly unsure as they hosted Shakhtar in their final Champions League game. So in The History doesn’t bode well… but Martin Ødegaard could return from injury, which would give struggling Arsenal a huge boost ahead of this difficult but exciting clash against the Italian champions. Kick-off at San Siro is 8pm GMT. It’s on!