Arsenal vs Bayern Munich will take place on Wednesday night in the Champions League, in one of the most eagerly anticipated match ups of the last-16 round.

The game will kick off at 7.45 p.m. GMT (2.45 p.m. EST) and can be watched online through live stream – with a free trial available on Fox Soccer 2 Go – via the link provided below.

In team news for Arsenal, Jack Wilshere could return the starting line-up as the Gunners face "the" team to beat in this year's Champions League. Bayern have lost just twice this season, in their opening season game in the German Bundesliga, and to Manchester City in the final round of group games.

However, they have looked unstoppable at times, and Arsenal will almost certainly have to take some kind of advantage to Munich for the return leg in March.

In other team news, Mikel Arteta is suspended for today's game, and manager Arsene Wenger is expected to make some changes today from the team that defeated Liverpool in the FA Cup at the weekend.

Meanwhile, for Bayern Munich, wingers Franck Ribery (buttock) and Xherdan Shaqiri (thigh) are not available today due to injury, but influential midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger is fit again after an ankle injury.

This is the stage that Arsenal have exited in each of the last three seasons, and they are odds on to make that four years in a row, with Bayern massive favorites for this tie.

Wenger has said ahead of the game: "Football is not a chess game, it belongs to the players. When the game starts, it's (about) the right decisions on the pitch. We as managers prepare the team to do well, we take responsibilities when it doesn't go well, but don't forget the main heroes are out on the pitch, not on the bench."

He added, "They play a bit higher up as a unit (since winning the Champions League last season), but overall they have the same players. Schweinsteiger is coming back and he has been replaced by Thiago, who is a Spanish-type player, but overall the players are the same," according to BBC Sport.

Arsenal vs Bayern Munich will kick off at 7.45 p.m. GMT and can be watched online free by clicking here.