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Our live feed from the AXA Training Centre is up and running at the top of this page, you can click the Watch Live button to get a view of some deserted grass and training poles.

We promise you there will be players shortly.

Here we go then. It's time to vote for your Champions League winners.

You have spent all morning plotting the route to glory and - after voting for the winners in each round - we are down to the final two.

So who wins? Liverpool or Barcelona?

Rangers

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Former Rangers manager Philippe Clement says the club will "always hold a special place" in his heart.

In February, Rangers sacked the 50-year-old following a home defeat by St Mirren with the side 13 points behind Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic.

In his first statement since the departure, Clement addressed Rangers fans in a statement: "I leave with a heavy heart, frustrated and disappointed that I couldn't consistently bring the team to the level we all expected. I understand your frustrations, and I share them.

"We worked passionately, day and night, and while we faced challenges, I will never forget the many great moments we had together.

"Your unwavering support and the energy from the fans made those times truly special. In those moments, it felt like we were one big family.

"For that reason, Rangers will always hold a special place in my heart."

Apology accepted, Iain.

Liverpool

If you click on 'Watch live' at the top of this page, you'll see a fun little 'coming up' graphic.

So, what is coming up?

Why, it's Liverpool's open training session before their trip to PSG on Wednesday in their Champions League last-16 clash.

Training is scheduled to start at 12:15 GMT, so in minutes. But, as ever with these things, who really knows?

We'll bring you any news updates from what we can see. Stay tuned!

We have our Champions League finalists.

You have had your say. The Champions League semi-final results are in.

Having voted for your last-16 winners and then your quarter-final winners, you have now made your predictions for the semi-finals.

Here is how you voted

Barcelona (68%) will beat Bayern Munich

Liverpool (60%) will beat Real Madrid

The final vote will open at 12:30 GMT.

When it comes to scoring goals, Arsenal have struggled in recent matches.

In the Gunners' last four games, they have only scored two goals and three of those four matches, they failed to beat their opposing goalkeeper.

Arsenal's four results:

• Nottingham Forest 0-0 Arsenal
• Arsenal 0-1 West Ham
• Leicester 0-2 Arsenal
• Newcastle 2-0 Arsenal

If you're just joining us, here's the major news lines so far today:

• Liverpool will hold open training at 12.30 GMT ahead of facing PSG tomorrow, and you can watch it live on this page.
• Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola tells 5 Live Breakfast they must "earn the right to compete for European football" amid a strong Premier League campaign.
• Nottingham Forest completed the octet of clubs in the FA Cup quarter-finals last night as they beat Ipswich Town 5-4 on penaltes.
• Jurrien Timber says Arsenal can "change the narrative" of their season as they face PSV in their Champions League round of 16 first leg.
• Aston Villa are in Belgium to face Club Brugge for the second time in their Champions League campaign, following a 1-0 league phase defeat. We'll dip into the Villa camp later before their 17:45 kick-off.

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BBC Sport commentator Chris Sutton told BBC 5 Live Breakfast that he thinks tonight’s game against PSV is Arsenal’s “best chance at a trophy”.

He added that fans might "fancy Arsenal over their two legs".

He said that he is looking forward to the game and that the "pressure is on Mikel Arteta", as if Arsenal get knocked out by PSV, he will face “scrutiny”.

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Wingers Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli are both currently injured and again, will be absent for the trip to Eindhoven.

Strikers Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz, as well as defender Takehiro Tomiyasu, are all long-term injuries for Mikel Arteta's side and the trio will again miss out.

Teenager Myles Lewis-Skelly, who was absent for the Gunners against Nottingham Forest, is back after suspension.

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The winner of the round of 16 clash betwen PSV and Arsenal will face the victor of the Madrid derby between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the quarter-finals.

Should PSV or Arsenal get past their Madrid-based quarter-final opponents, a meeting with one of Paris St-Germain, Liverpool, Club Brugge or Aston Villa would await in the semi-finals.

The other side of the draw - where the other finalist will come from - consists of Benfica, Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, Lille, Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, Feyenoord and Inter Milan.

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PSV manager Peter Bosz has a number of key players at his disposal for Arsenal to be wary of.

Captain Luuk de Jong, who previously played for Newcastle United, has scored 15 goals in 35 appearances for PSV this term.

Young Belgian international Johan Bakayoko has also scored 10 in all competitions this term from 35 games.

A boost for Arsenal is the absence of American international Ricardo Pepi, who has scored 17 goals for PSV for this season at a rate of one every 61.9 minutes. Pepi is set to miss the rest of the season through injury.

In January, PSV acquired left-back Tyrell Malacia on loan from Manchester United. They have also signed former Arsenal striker Lucas Perez in recent weeks, while former Tottenham winger Ivan Perisic also plays for the 1988 European champions.

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Prior to the end of the Champions League quarter-finals, any player who receives three yellow cards will be handed a one-match ban.

Raheem Sterling is the only Arsenal player set to feature who is currently on two yellow cards and needs to avoid the third against PSV to not be banned.

Winger Gabriel Martinelli, who is currently injured, is also a yellow card away from suspension but will not feature tonight.

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PSV Eindhoven face Arsenal for the 11th time this evening, all of which have come since the turn of the millenium.

The Gunners' record in Eindhoven is not one that has favoured them in recent times. Of Arsenal's five trips there, they have only picked up one victory, a 4-0 win in September 2002.

Since then, PSV have beaten Arsenal twice and the other two meetings in the Netherlands have been draws.

In London, Arsenal have three wins against PSV, with the other two meetings ending level.

Arsenal's results in Eindhoven:

• December 2023 - PSV 1-1 Arsenal (Champions League)
• October 2022 - PSV 2-0 Arsenal (Europa League)
• February 2007 - PSV 1-0 Arsenal (Champions League)
• November 2004 - PSV 1-1 Arsenal (Champions League)
• September 2002 - PSV 0-4 Arsenal (Champions League)

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PSV enter tonight's first leg against Arsenal second in the Eredivisie table, eight points behind leaders Ajax.

The Eindhoven club are without a win from any of their last four league matches, and on Saturday were beaten 3-2 by Go Ahead Eagles three days after losing to the same side in the semi-finals of the KNVB Cup.

Their only win in their last six matches came against Juventus in the last round of the Champions League.

• This will be the second time Arsenal have faced PSV in the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League, after being eliminated by the Dutch side in the last 16 in 2006-07 (lost 0-1 away, drew 1-1 at home).
• That 1-0 defeat is Arsenal's only loss in their last 14 games against Dutch sides in the Champions League - although eight of those have been draws.
• Arsenal have won each of their last four games in the Champions League, scoring 13 goals in the process. The last time they had a five-game CL win streak in a single edition was in 2005-06 when they reached the final.
• Arsenal have the lowest xG against per game average (0.73) in the Champions League this season, as well as allowing the fewest shots on target (2.4).
• If Ethan Nwaneri starts, he will be just the third English player aged under 18 to do so in the Champions League knock-outs, after Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden.

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Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta spoke to the media before Tuesday's Champions League last-16 first leg at PSV Eindhoven.

Here are the key lines from his news conference:

• On things Arsenal have learned in the Champions League this season: "In Europe this season, we have been much more like us. We have been much more consistent and scored a lot of goals. "
• He also emphasised how strong the Gunners have been in defence: "We haven't conceded almost anything, three goals, and we have the lowest expected goals conceded in the group phase. Now we have to continue to do it."

• He dismissed questions about whether Arsenal could win the competition, saying he was only focused on PSV: "The reality is that as a coach I just look at what is ahead. They eliminated Juventus, a team with a lot of history. I know the difficulty of the game - we have played them a lot in recent years."

Arsenal

Defender Jurrien Timber has urged Arsenal to "change the narrative" when they play PSV in the Champions League last-16 on Tuesday evening.

The Dutchman spoke to the media on Monday afternoon and said: "I think tomorrow we can change the narrative. We have a lot of quality in our group. We have a lot of injuries, especially upfront. We know that but it is a beautiful challenge.

"We have been through a lot, especially the last couple of weeks. It is a challenge for us and we just have to take it. "

Having failed to score against West Ham and Nottingham Forest, Arsenal have slipped further behind Liverpool in the title race and Timber was asked how to bring positivity back to Emirates Stadium.

"Change the narrative by winning games - it's as easy as that," he said. "We have to score tomorrow. In the Champions League you only have two games so you don't get second chances.

"I feel like I'm part of something big with this team and we can win a lot. We can do everything we can to win prizes and tomorrow is another step towards that."

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