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Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich could cause a scheduling problem for the Premier League, with the north London side set to rearrange their clash with Aston Villa.
Mikel Arteta’s side drew with Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals after beating Porto to reach this point in the competition.
The Gunners will host Thomas Tuchel’s side – who signed England captain Harry Kane for £100 million in August – at the Emirates in the first leg of their tie before heading to the German capital.
However, the Champions League draw could cause a scheduling problem in the Premier League as the match between Arsenal and Aston Villa is currently scheduled for April 4 at 5.30pm.
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Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich could cause a scheduling problem for the Premier League, with the north London side forced to rearrange their clash with Aston Villa
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