Arsenal may not have a long list of European disappointments in their fine history, but they do have a few stinging experiences, which they’ll look to correct when they face off with Chelsea in Wednesday’s Europa League final at the Baku Olympic Stadium.
Having missed out on Champions League qualification via a top four finish in the Premier League, Unai Emery’s side will turn to their prolific frontman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to deliver the goods and salvage their season in Azerbaijan.
The Gabon international scored 22 league goals in the league to end joint-top of the scoring charts – with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane – and has netted eight times in 11 appearances on the continent this term, two goals fewer than the pair of Luka Jovic and Olivier Giroud having played two and three games fewer respectively.