Kerry Peter Parvin:, external Arsenal v Dortmund tonight must-win game! Here's hoping as I have for the last 2 years Jürgen Klopp for next Arsenal manager.

Seany Ekon:, external OK. If Ramsey does not perform tonight, he is finished for me. However, he does play well when Wilshere is not in picture.

Shanmugaraja CK:, external I don't know if Wenger is right man or not but we have regressed every year despite financial progress.

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Both of these teams come in today's game on a bit of a downer - Borussia Dortmund threw away a two-goal lead to draw at Paderborn, with Marco Reus suffering another ankle injury.

Arsenal lost midfielder Jack Wilshere and goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny to injuries in a 2-1 home defeat by Manchester United.

Image source, Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund on Twitter:, external Turn on the bright lights: It's #afcbvb tonight!

Three changes for Arsenal following their 2-1 loss to Manchester United. Emiliano Martinez comes in for the injured Wojciech Szczesny in goal. Santi Cazorla replaces the crocked Jack Wilshere and Yaya Sanogo is in for Danny Welbeck.

Borussia Dortmund make four changes from the team who drew 2-2 at Paderborn on Saturday. Ciro Immobile comes in up front, following Marco Reus's ankle injury.

Arsenal: Martinez, Chambers, Mertesacker, Monreal, Gibbs, Arteta, Ramsey, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Sanchez, Cazorla, Sanogo.

Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller, Piszczek, Subotic, Ginter, Schmelzer, Gundogan, Bender, Grosskreutz, Aubameyang, Mkhitaryan, Immobile.

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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is definitely out, while forward Olivier Giroud is not registered for the Champions League after recovering quicker than expected from an injury.

Defender Laurent Koscielny is available after recovering from an Achilles problem.

Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is also out as are Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott and Mathieu Debuchy.

Borussia Dortmund are without defenders Mats Hummels and Sokratis Papastathopoulos and midfielder Marco Reus, while Jakub Blaszczykowski has not played since December.

Just waiting for full teams now.

So what we're asking you tonight is, would you want Jurgen Klopp as your manager? Arsenal fans, would you get rid of Arsene Wenger right now if it meant you could get Klopp? Perhaps they could just swap dugouts tonight.

I'll start us off - I'd take him at Oxford.

Let us know using #bbcfootball , externalon Twitter, text us on 81111 (UK only, let us know your name), on BBC Sport's Facebook page , externalor on Google+., external

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp has become one of the most sought-after - and entertaining - coaches in Europe in the past few seasons, winning the 2011 and 2012 German titles and reaching the 2013 Champions League final.

And he has been linked to tonight's opponents, as well as Liverpool. He says he could manage in England in the future but "not now, not in the next year".

"I don't know when," he said, while speaking English in his pre-match news conference.

"I don't plan things like this. I've been asked 'what do you do after Borussia Dortmund?' It is possible if somebody called me then, then we could talk about it.

"This is unfinished business with Dortmund in this moment. It is easy to feel responsible for winning games, it is much more difficult to handle this feeling now."

From Arsenal's official Twitter feed:, external "Look who's back! Laurent Koscielny arrives at Emirates Stadium ahead of #AFCvBOR. Team news coming up."

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Arsenal's needs tonight are fairly straightforward too, which comes as a relief after the head-scratching and mini-leagues chat at BBC Sport last night.

If the Gunners win or draw, they are in the last 16. In fact they could lose and still qualify if Anderlecht and Galatasaray draw in Brussels. That game is also happening at 19:45 GMT tonight.

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But for some reason, the 2013 finalists are flying in the Champions League. They have already qualified and only need a point in north London tonight to win Group D.

Not many people refer to Europe's premier club competition as a "holiday". But Jurgen Klopp is not 'people'.

"When I think about the Bundesliga, this here is a little bit like a holiday for me. After all, it's only the Champions League."

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Arsenal may think their Premier League campaign has gone badly so far - Arsene Wenger's side are eighth, their worst start to a season in 32 years.

But Jurgen Klopp's Dortmund are in a relegation battle in the Bundesliga. If the season ended now they would face a relegation play-off against a second-tier side for a place in the top flight.

Struggling in their domestic league.

Creative, attacking football not yielding results.

A team hit by injuries.

A legendary club manager under real pressure.

But enough about Borussia Dortmund, tonight they visit Arsenal in the Champions League.