Manager Mikel Arteta called the win “very significant” but admitted it was only a stepping stone and not the final destination for his side — a point which was driven home by another lackluster performance in a 1-1 draw with a terribly poor Manchester United side on Sunday.

They’re not all the way there yet — they’ve got to take care of business at the Emirates this evening. But all they have to do is not lose by 6 or more goals. Arsenal not going through would be an even bigger shock than their massive win last week.

Arsenal host PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday in the second leg of this UEFA Champions League last-16 matchup. The visitors need a historic comeback.  The Gunners notched up an emphatic 7-1 away win in the first leg,