And with that little recap, this live text has come to an end.

Lots of big lines from both manager Mikel Arteta and winger Bukayo Saka in their news conference earlier and you can recap on those below or by clicking on the summary points at the top of this page.

We'll see you bright and early tomorrow as we build up to game day!

See you then.

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Bukayo Saka also faced the media this afternoon. Here's what you might have missed:

• 'I couldn't ask to come back at a better time of the season'
• 'Fans will help create the most beautiful night that the Emirates has witnessed'
• He was asked about his contract situation
• Vini Jr and Mbappe comparison

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Mikel Arteta held his pre-Real Madrid news conference earlier this afternoon. The Gunners boss had plenty to say and you can scroll down this page for the quotes in full. Here are some of the highlights:

• Arteta provides positive team news update
• Saka 'in a much better place'
• 'We are ready to win and to beat them'
• '100 per cent' one of biggest nights in management
• 'We are going to go for it'

Haha not that I would know haha...

Anyway, with that, the live section of training comes to an end.

That's the last we'll see of Arsenal before they are stepping onto the pitch at the Emirates tomorrow night to take on Real Madrid.

Excited? Nervous? Hopeful?

All of the above, Arsenal fans?

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Good to know that - at whatever level of football - push-ups is always a punishment for losing in any drill.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Arsenal's training ground

The new Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is here and watching training.

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One thing to note here is that the mood looks absolutely great. Everyone looks to be enjoying themselves and who is surprised with a game like tomorrow's on the horizon?

The camera is focused on Mikel Arteta who is the latest with a big smile on his face.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Arsenal's training ground

The Arsenal team are out training ahead of the quarter-final tie against Real Madrid.

Ben White is there after he continues to build up his fitness following injury.

There is also 15-year-old Max Dowman in the session. He’s trained with the first team this season.

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We did ponder what might be coming out of that speaker today. A bit of Florence & The Machine, I like it.

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The players are gathered round in one big huddle now. After some laughing and joking the mood looks serious before they get the session underway.

Mikel Arteta is out there and part of the huddle.

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We have our first real signs of movement on the training pitch. The camera is panning back and forth as players begin to arrive.

Oleksandr Zinchenko is the latest to emerge into the sunshine.

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I wonder if Mikel Arteta will have any tunes blasting out of the speaker today? I can spot something on the grass which looks very much like a speaker to me.

Music has been part of many open training sessions this year for the Gunners.

Arteta has said previously it's to 'build the energy' and 'change certain purposes' they want in the training session.

Here they are...

Just in time before I started scrambling through my notebook full of nonsense filler ideas.

Anyway, click the 'watch live' button at the top of the page to enjoy at your leisure!

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A reminder that we've got access to Arsenal's training session before tomorrow night's quarter-final first leg and we're streaming it for you live.

Mikel Arteta and his side are due out any minute now in the glaring London sunshine.

Click 'watch live' at the top of the page to tune in.

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If the Gunners do manage to overcome Real Madrid, they will face either Aston Villa or Paris St. Germain in the semi-finals.

They could meet either Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich or Inter Milan in the final.

By the way, this year's final takes place at Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena.

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka believes the break out through injury has ultimately been a good thing for him.

After an initial challenging period which saw the extent of the injury revealed to him, Saka says he has been able to switch off and recharge fully after multiple seasons of relentless action.

Look Jude, we've all been there with VAR, but you simply cannot go around booting the thing.

Anyway, told you the Real Madrid stuff was brief.

Back to The Arsenal.

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For those that may have missed it, Real Madrid and England midfielder Jude Bellingham didn't take too kindly to the VAR monitor after his side's 2-1 defeat to Valencia on Saturday.

Footage taken from a fan inside the stadium shows Bellingham booting the VAR monitor before walking off down the tunnel after the final whistle.

In La Liga, unsportsmanlike conduct or "acts of aggression against equipment" are typically handled under the RFEF (Royal Spanish Football Federation) disciplinary code.

If a player is found to have intentionally damaged league property (like, in this case, the poor VAR monitor), the league can hand out sanctions, including a 1-3 match ban, fines, or warnings and formal reprimands.

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Vinicius Jr, Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham are some of the players that'll need keeping quiet if Arsenal are to head to the Bernabeu in a strong position.

Combined, the three have scored 41 goals in Spain's top flight this year.

Bukayo Saka was asked about comparisons between himself and Real Madrid's attacking talent. He said he'll "leave everyone to have their opinion."