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Arsenal will be feeling pretty confident of keeping their winning run going but they can take nothing for granted on their trip to Norway... just ask Jose Mourinho.

Just under a year ago the former Chelsea and Manchester United boss took his Roma side to Bodo/Glimt, and they were thrashed 6-1.

It was one of the heaviest defeats Mourinho has suffered in his managerial career and the Norwegians proved something of a thorn in Roma's side, with the Italians only managing to beat them at the fourth attempt last season to reach the Europa Conference League semi-finals.

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Two games, two wins for Arsenal, who have only lost and dropped points once all season - in the Premier League to Manchester United.

The Gunners will want the three points tonight to put them in a very healthy position ahead of a double header against their main rivals for top spot PSV.

Bodo/Glimt make two changes to the side that lost 3-0 against Arsenal at Emirates Stadium last Thursday.

Norway defender Marius Hoibraten and forward Ola Solbakken come in for Marius Lode and 19-year-old forward Joel Mvuka.

Bodo/Glimt: Haikin, Sampsted, Lode, Hoibraten, Wembangomo, Vetlesen, Berg, Saltnes, Solbakken, Espejord, Pellegrino.

Subs: Lund, Larsen, Amundsen, Gronbaek, Konradsen, Moe, Hagen, Sorli, Zugelj, Mvuka, Salvasen.

Arsenal make five changes from the side that won last week.

Ben White, William Saliba, Martin Odegaard, Bukayo Saka and Reiss Nelson come in for Takehiro Tomiyasu, Gabriel, Granit Xhaka, Marquinhos and Gabriel Martinelli.

The team features seven changes from the win over Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday too.

There's no Gabriel Jesus in the matchday squad, with the Brazilian staying in London to rest, while Oleksandar Zinchenko, Emile Smith-Rowe and Mohamed Eleny are all out with injury.

Arsenal: Turner, White, Holding, Saliba, Tierney, Lokonga, Odegaard, Saka, Viera, Nelson, Nketiah.

Subs: Ramsdale, Hein, Tomiyasu, Cedric, Ibrahim, Gabriel, Partey, Smith, Xhaka, Marquinhos, Martinelli, Edwards.

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Goals and drama were delivered by the bucketload in the Champions League earlier this week and now it is the turn of Europe's other two club competitions to take centre stage.

As mentioned, Arsenal and Manchester United are both in Europa League action with the Gunners up first at 17:45 BST, while United's game kicks off at 20:00 BST.

That is the same time as West Ham, who host Anderlecht in the Europa Conference League.

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Arsenal are flying at home and in Europe and tonight they can take a big step towards reaching the knockout stages of the Europa League.

They are in Norway to face Bodo/Glimt, who the Gunners breezed past last week and victory tonight will have them sitting in a very strong position ahead of back-to-back games against PSV.

Later, Manchester United are in action at home to Omonia Nicosia, who they made hard work of beating last week and will want a far more comfortable evening on home soil as they look to keep in touch with group leaders group leaders Real Sociedad.