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Milan v Arsenal Betting Odds: UEFA Champions League Match Review and Latest News

The last thing that Arsenal fans need at the moment is a daunting trip to the San Siro. Despite being one of the most stunning grounds in the game, Arsenal is in shocking form and could conceivably face a reckoning here.

Rino Gattuso has Milan playing like the Rossoneri of old and could snap Arsenal’ confidence ahead of the second leg.However, Arsenal has come to the San Siro in similar crisis before and came out the other side. Can they do so again?

AC Milan v Arsenal FC live betting available at bet365 (18+, T&C Apply)

MILAN v ARSENAL MATCH ODDS*

Let’s take a look at main and special odds markets offered at bet365 website :

• Full Time Result (1X2) : 2.05 – 3.50 – 3.40
• Under/Over 2.5 Goals : 1.90 (Under) – 1.90 (Over)
• Draw No Bet: 1.53 (Milan ) – 2.37 (Arsenal)
• Both Teams to Score: 1.75 (Yes) –   2.00 (No)
• Halftime Result (1X2): 2.75 – 2.20 – 3.75
• Early Goal:  1.83 (Goal before 29:00) – 1.83 (No Goal before 29:00)
• Nicola Kalinic/Patrick Cutrone Anytime Scorer: 2.75

Milan v Arsenal  live betting available at bet365 (18+, T&C Apply)

*bet365 odds as offered at 06/03, 21:00CET (subject to change without prior notice)

MILAN LATEST NEWS

With a single loss in 20 Europa League/UEFA Cup matches, Milan is flying. They are in tremendous form and look capable of smashing most of their opponents.

Arsenal is in a poor run of form and with the likes of Suso, Jack Bonaventura and Patrick Cutrone making such an impact, a win for the home side feels almost nailed on.Expect a solid defensive output and a vibrant attacking display.

ARSENAL LATEST NEWS

Arsenal, meanwhile, is nowhere near it. Poor losses and several heavy beatings in big games have left the Gunners searching for a soul. Talk of Arsene Wenger not leaving at the end of the season will create a negative atmosphere in the away end, while the team looks totally bereft of belief and confidence.

Add to the fact that the Europa League is their likely only shot at Champions League football next year, and a loss here feels almost inevitable. Arsenal suffer from being unable to cope with