Arsenal vs Fenerbahce takes place on Tuesday night in the Champions League 2013 qualifiers with the Gunners looking to confirm their place in the Champions League proper and enter the draw for the group stages.

The match will kick off at 2.45 p.m. ET from the Emirates Stadium in north London, and can be watched online through free live stream on FOX Soccer 2 Go, which is offering a free trial via the link provided below.

Arsenal will be massive favorites to win through tonight after destroying their Turkish opposition in Istanbul 3-0 in the first leg a week ago. That means tonight's game at home should be a relative walk in the park for them, and manager Arsene Wenger may decide to rest some key players.

In team news, Gunners midfielder Jack Wilshere is expected to start, after he appeared as a substitute in Saturday's 3-1 win over Fulham.

Defender Laurent Koscielny is also back after his suspension and should be playing tonight.

However, center-back Thomas Vermaelen (back) and midfielders Abou Diaby (knee), Mikel Arteta (thigh) and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (knee) are all out of tonight's game.

Wenger has struggled to strengthen his squad this summer, and he has come under strong criticism for that. Especially following their opening day loss to Aston Villa in the English Premier League, there was a clear feeling of discontent around the Arsenal fans.

With still time left to bring some players in, Wenger understands that he can afford no slip ups tonight in confirming Arsenal's place in the Champions League proper, as that will make a huge difference over who they are able to attract to the Emirates over the next week or so before the transfer window closes.

"It's a very, very important tie for us, because we want to be in the group stage the next day," Wenger said, according to BBC Sport. "I have big experience in the Champions League - I have over 150 games - and I know if you want to knock somebody out you need attitude and commitment or you don't do it. That is what is at stake for us.

"That demands attitude and commitment and desire to play the game with full power, like we love to do it. We had two good games recently, at Fenerbahce and against Fulham, and we want just to continue that run, going into the game to win the game without thinking about the result of the first game.

"The Champions League is a fight. Everybody wants to give his best. We want to finish the job [on Tuesday]. We have a decent advantage, but we want to get over the line."

Arsenal vs Fenerbahce takes place on Tuesday night in the Champions League 2013 qualifiers, with kick off scheduled for 7.45 p.m. BST (2.45 p.m. ET), and can be watched online through free live stream on Fox Soccer 2 Go, which is offering a FREE trial, by clicking here.