Reason why Bayern Munich fans will not be allowed into Emirates Stadium for champions league quarter finals vs Arsenal

An enormous boost has been given to Arsenal in preparation for their match against Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. The Gunners will face the Bundesliga champions in a match that will be played over two legs.

Bayern Munich, the reigning champions of Germany, will be Arsenal’s opponent in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. This is going to be a very important matchup, as Arsenal is going to be facing up against Harry Kane once more.

Kane is the man who has scored the most goals in the history of the North London Derby, and he considers Arsenal to be one of his favorite teams to play against in the Premier League. Over the course of his career at Tottenham, he has scored 14 goals against the Gunners, with the only teams he has scored more against being Leicester and Everton.

However, despite the fact that this may cause concern for Arsenal supporters, they have been given a significant boost in advance of the match that is scheduled to take place. At the Emirates Stadium, where the first leg of the match will take place, there will be no Bayern supporters present.

At the Emirates Stadium, the Gunners will play host to the first leg of the match, while the second game will take place in Munich. However, the Emirates Stadium will be completely packed with supporters of Arsenal.

This is due to the fact that UEFA has issued a stadium ban to Munich supporters for throwing flares onto the pitch during their match against Lazio in the round of 16. Bayern was issued a fine of forty thousand euros by UEFA in October for engaging in the same behavior.

Following that, UEFA stated that Bayern fans would not be able to purchase tickets to an away game if the situation occurred again. This is exactly what has transpired at this moment, providing Arsenal with a significant edge.

According to Jan-Christian Dreese, the CEO of Bayern, “We have no choice but to accept this punishment.” Not only were pyrotechnics detonated, but they were also purposefully launched onto the field, putting the lives of nearby spectators in direct danger.

An appeal would be pointless because there was such a clear breach of the terms and conditions of the probationary period. It is a significant setback that we are now have to compete away from home without the support of our fans. For the sake of all of our supporters and the squad, a tiny group of individuals who have committed offenses have done a harm.

As a result of their victory over Porto in a penalty shootout in the round of 16, Mikel Arteta’s squad successfully advanced to the quarterfinals of the Champions League for the first time in fourteen years. Bayern had a relatively simple path to victory, since they defeated Lazio in the previous round by a score of 3-1 on aggregate.