Arsene Wenger is hoping to banish the unhappy memories of Arsenal's last two games with victory over Fenerbahce at the Emirates stadium tonight.
Three points against the Turkish outfit would almost certainly guarantee Wenger's side a place in the Champions League knockout stages, giving them ten points from four games.
After last Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Stoke City and the midweek 4-4 draw with Tottenham, the manager is keen to wrap up European qualification as quickly as possible in order to concentrate on addressing his team's loss of domestic form.
"Once you qualify in the Champions League you can be completely focused," Wenger said yesterday.
"We had two bad experiences recently and that is why it is important to come back to winning ways."
Arsenal's emphatic 5-2 victory in Turkey last month makes them 11/4 favourites with Ladbrokes to be the top scoring side in tonight's Champions League fixtures.
With Emmanuel Adebayor and Theo Walcott both ruled out through injury, Mexican teenager Carlos Vela is likely to play some part and can be backed at 9/2 to score the first goal.
Arsene Wenger is hoping to banish the unhappy memories of Arsenal's last two games with victory over Fenerbahce at the Emirates stadium tonight.