Arsenal hit with X-rated warning in brutal Bayern Munich message ...

Arsenal have been sent a clear warning in Bayern Munich fans' X-rated message to UEFA ahead of their Champions League clash. The Bavarians head to Emirates Stadium after a shocking 3-2 defeat to FC Heidenheim with Thomas Tuchel only able to watch on as his team saw their two-goal lead wiped out in a disastrous second half.

Ahead of the clash, Bayern were 13 points behind runaway leaders Bayer Leverkusen and following another win for Xabi Alonso's side, the title could be decided next weekend. Even though Tuchel had already conceded his side would not win the league, the Bayern boss named a very strong team just three days before they head to Emirates Stadium.

Even before the loss, Bayern would travel to north London with a disadvantage as their fans are banned from entering the away end following an incident in the previous round against Lazio. As a result, Arsenal have opened the section that usually holds travelling fans to their own in an attempt to create a special atmosphere.

However, Bayern supporters made their thoughts on the ban perfectly clear during their clash on Saturday. On a white background, written in bold red letters, a huge banner read: "We're going to London anyway! Wembley calling - f*** UEFA!".

The clear message from Bayern presents quite the concern for Arsenal ahead of the European clash with it likely fans from Germany, while not all, will make it into Emirates Stadium for the game which could cause huge problems in the stands.

From an Arsenal perspective, Mikel Arteta has had his squad boosted by the return of Bukayo Saka for the Premier League clash against Brighton. The 23-year-old proved he was fit for the clash with a stunning run in the first half which nearly resulted in the opener.

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Saka then netted goal number 17 of the season from the penalty spot after Gabriel Jesus was fouled by Tariq Lamptey. Brighton pushed for an equaliser but the Gunners withstood the pressure and were able to double the lead through Kai Havertz after he tapped home Jorginho's cross.

With Arsenal in control, Arteta chose to sub off Saka and Jesus with the attacking duo now likely to be in near-perfect condition for the upcoming clash against Bayern. Leandro Trossard then grabbed a third against his former club with a delicate finish over Bart Verbruggen to seal the win.