And we are under way in Munich too.

Arsenal

Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi to BT Sport: "It's not that easy. I would love to finish in the 90th minute. They threw everything up front and sometimes it's not organised anymore. I think we could have done better but in the end we have to accept and take the point with us.

On the goal they conceded: "We could have dealt with it earlier, rather than letting them put the cross in. You have to accept it and move forward, take the positive things from the game.

"They are a good side. They are in the Europa League for a reason and are quite compact. We played with a back three - a sytstem for a long time we didn't play. We came out better in the second half - had beter rhythm, and passing.

"We need to stay calm. Everyone wants to show and give everything, sometimes when you are extra motivated it's difficult."

Who knew:

a} Vedran Corluka is still starting games in the Champions League.

b} Vedran Corluka is only 33 and younger than Wayne Rooney?

We are playing in Moscow!

Brrrrrr it looks cold and inhospitable in Moscow, I just thought.

A quick check reveals it's actually 2C warmer than it is in Salford, where we are based.

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Should Cristiano Ronaldo score in this match, he would break the record for opponents scored against in the Champions League, with Ronaldo currently level on 33 with Raul and Lionel Messi.

Dave Payn: That’s just so Arsenal

Paul: Emery needs to go! our defending yet again is atrocious. he hasn't improved us at all and doesn't even seem to know his best team and formation. if anything our defending has got worse under him than it was with Wenger.

Hold on for all the reaction from the Arsenal camp - but there are two early games about to get under way in the Champions League.

Juventus have made seven changes to the side that beat Torino in the Turin derby last weekend.

Only Wojciech Szczesny, Leonardo Bonucci, Miralem Pjanic and Cristiano Ronaldo retain their place in the starting XI.

Juventus: Szczesny, Danilo, Bonucci, Sandro, Rugani, Pjanic, Ramsey, Rabiot, Khedira, Higuain, Ronaldo

Subs: Buffon, Demiral, Bentancur, Matuidi, Costa, De Sciglio, Dybala

Meanwhile, Lokomotiv Moscow have made only one change from their side that last drew with FC Ufa.

Lokomtiv Moscow: Guilherme, Barinov, Ignatjev, Corluka, Howedes, Rybus, Mário, Krychowiak, Zhemaletdinov, Eder, Miranchuk

Subs: Cerqueira, Idowu, Tugarev, Kolomeytsev, Magkeev, Zhivoglyadov, Kochenkov

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has just told BT Sport: "These are worrying times for Arsenal."

Ouch.

The result leaves Arsenal four points clear at the top of Group F.

They will qualify for the last 32 tomorrow if third-placed Standard Liege lose to Eintracht Frankfurt.

That's it. Bruno Duarte's 91st-minute equaliser denies Arsenal victory.

The draw is probably just about fair enough. Arsenal scored from their only shot on target and were poor for most of the afternoon.

The Gunners' winless run stretches to four matches in all competitions.

Where was this urgency from Vitoria in the rest of the second half?!

Arsenal are hanging on for the point now.

Five minutes of added time were signalled. We've had four.

The hosts almost win it in added time as Rochinha fires narrowly wide. Arsenal are all at sea at the back in these final stages of the game.

Oh dear. Arsenal are cut apart at the back but Vitoria substitute Leo Bonatini wastes his chance, blazing over the bar from around 10 yards.

As it stands, this scoreline would see Arsenal end their run of three straight draws in all competitions in normal time, winning for the first time since facing Vitoria in 24 October's reverse fixture.

Vitoria were peppering shots at goal from all over the pitch early on but, to Arsenal's credit, the hosts haven't gone remotely close to scoring for the past hour or so really.

Marvin Happe: Brilliant from the gunners. Another Europa masterclass. I can see them going all the way to glory this season

That's the spirit, Marvin.

It's Shkodran Mustafi's first goal of the season and it has put Arsenal on the brink of the knockout stages.

Joe Willock gets a rest, as Arsenal's third change sees Lucas Torreira come on.