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Summary
Dragovic heads cross into his own net
Dragovic equalises with strike after 77 mins
Willian scores vital free-kick
FT: Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Lewandowski, Muller (2), Alaba & Robben
Giroud pulls goal back with volley
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Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is asked to put a number on the percentage of chance his side have to qualify - but he can't do it.
The FA Cup is backpublished at 22:23
The FA Cup is back and it's on the BBC this weekend.
We have a live game from Salford City on Friday night - see all of our plans here.
Happy families for Mourinhopublished at 22:23 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford BridgeMourinho had his family looking on and he explained: "It is my daughter's 19th birthday and if I don't see her from the bench I don't see her all day.
"The day she was born I had a match and I was not there. At least when she was 19 I could give her a look back and see her."
Jose the happy onepublished at 22:17 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
Chelsea 2-1 Dynamo Kiev
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford BridgeMourinho says in his after-match media conference: "1-1 was not a drama. It was acceptable but the team showed it wanted to win and emerged from a negative moment."
What Arsenal needpublished at 22:14
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Arsenal
Image source, EPAArsenal boss Arsene Wenger has said his side have 'a small chance' to qualify and he's not wrong.
Beating Bayern at home a fortnight ago gave the Gunners optimism but they must now make up a six point gap to second-placed Olympiakos, who they face in their final group game on 9 December after hosting Zagreb on 24 November.
Two victories would also need to be aided by Olympiakos losing in their next game, at Bayern, who are yet to qualify themselves.
Should Arsenal finish level with Olympiakos, it does not come down to goal difference but head-to-head record. So Arsenal must beat the Greeks by two clear goals or more.
'Extremely poor'published at 22:13
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
We have not seen Arsene Wenger in front of the TV cameras yet but he's out and speaking to the media...
What do Chelsea need?published at 22:12
ChelseaChelsea have a trip to Maccabi Tel Aviv and a home game against Porto to come.
They are second in Group G, three points behind leaders Porto.
Get Involvedpublished at 22:08
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Image source, Getty ImagesKa Lun Ng: Can we [Arsenal] officially never wear that shirt again now?
Adam Reid: Surely this is "Arsene out" territory? Tactically inept against the big boys.. absolutely slaughtered tonight.
Josh Marshall: So does Neil Warnock just cycle around his old clubs? First palace now QPR. You'd think they'd learn their lesson
'He's playing very well'published at 21:58
Chelsea 2-1 Dynamo Kiev
Image source, APImage caption, Willian has scored three CL free-kicks this season
Jose Mourinho on matchwinner Willian's recent form: "He's playing very well, not just today. He has been playing well for a long time.
"Everybody did their job very well. It is fair to look at Willian because of his work-rate, quality on the ball, participation in the first goal and quality of second goal."
On Chelsea fans: "The fans recognise I'm a good pro, brought a great moment and have had great memories. Until my last day in this club, if that is in four years, 10 years, 15 years, I will give everything to them."
'The players deserve it'published at 21:55
Chelsea 2-1 Dynamo Kiev
Image source, AFPChelsea manager Jose Mourinho: "The win is a big relief. The players deserve to get compensation for their hard work.
"Many players are coming to their normal levels, despite having feelings as a team when negative moments come - and they are coming every game.
"The difference today was that we had confidence in the negative moment. The negative moment is always arriving for us. We had that good reaction against Stoke in the League Cup and today we conceded that goal with 15 minutes to go. I think the team was strong mentally, they kept trying and I'm happy with that."
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:54 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
5/10 for Bayern's performance tonight...
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:53 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
Image source, APLess chat, more action needed for Premier League sides?
'It's not over'published at 21:53
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Per Mertesacker: "We have to win both games and get two goals on Olympiakos, but it's not over and that’s how we have to approach it. We need to bounce back and put away negative energy."
Have Your Saypublished at 21:51 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
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Arsenal's weaknesses exposedpublished at 21:49 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageArsenal's full-backs had little or no protection, that is where all the chances came from. That is where Bayern Munich got in. You cannot give a team so much width and not expect them to create so many chances. Against the top teams, you cannot have one weakness, they will keep exposing it.
'They were in their rhythm'published at 21:48
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Arsenal
Image source, Rex FeaturesArsenal defender Per Mertesacker on BT Sport: "They scored too early for us and got into their rhythm - that was too difficult for us to go again.
"It was disappointing from our point of view but because they scored early, they got into their rhythm."
'A big relief'published at 21:45
Chelsea 2-1 Dynamo Kiev
Jose Mourinho says that win is 'a big relief.' More to follow.
'We expected Arsenal to lose'published at 21:44 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal
Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, APQuote MessageMost people who looked at the game expected Arsenal to lose, but not that badly. It is about how quickly you can react to the loss. There was something about Bayern Munich tonight from the first whistle. They didn't disappoint.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:41 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2015
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