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Following Bayern Munich’s draw, Mikel Arteta gave Arsenal’s injury report and return schedule a boost.

Arsenal and Bayern Munich played a UEFA Champions League thriller on Tuesday night to leave it all to play for next week at the Allianz Arena.

The Gunners rescued a 2-2 draw in the second half with Leandro Trossard levelling after Serge Gnabry and Harry Kane put Bayern ahead.

Bukayo Saka had given the north Londoners the lead early on, but the Germain giants showed their European pedigree despite having no away following.

Fortunately for Arsenal, there were no fresh injury concerns from the clash. So with that being said, 3 has taken a look at all the latest injury news and updates from the Emirates Stadium.

Injury: Muscular.

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What Arteta has said: “Yes, he is fine.

Potential return date: Returned.

Gabriel Magalhaes

After a brief scare against Brighton, Gabriel started for Arsenal on Tuesday.

Injury: Unknown.

Potential return date: Returned

Jurrien Timber

The defender has been recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury he suffered back in August during the Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest.

His only other appearance came in the Community Shield against Manchester City.

Timber has been in team training since before the recent international break. Despite Arteta’s hope he will play again this season, he was not in the squad to face Brighton or Bayern.

Injury: Knee

What Arteta has said: “He’s doing very well. He’s back training, he’s not far off, the thing is that last step, he hasn’t played any minutes. Does he need a game with the Under-21s? Does he need two games?

He’s constantly training with us to see how long that’s going to take him in that last part which is tricky and sometimes takes a while. Hopefully [he’s back] as quick as possible.

“I think he’s got a good chance [of playing again this season]. I don’t know a percentage but he’s got a good chance and he’s going to push it as far as he can.”

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Potential return date: Unknown.

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