Leverkusen 1-1 Arsenal (19 Feb, 2002) Final Score

Arsenal

Austria's Wiemann: Appreciation for Rangnick higher after more Man United troubles

Could Aaron Wan-Bissaka be on his way to West Ham?

Newcastle slap a £150 million price tag on Alexander Isak

Bayer Leverkusen

Arsenal

Austria's Wiemann: Appreciation for Rangnick higher after more Man United troubles

Could Aaron Wan-Bissaka be on his way to West Ham?

Newcastle slap a £150 million price tag on Alexander Isak

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2-1-3, 7 PTS

Ulf Kirsten - 90'

Robert Pires - 56'

Ray Parlour - 68'

No.Name
1Hans-Jörg Butt
35Diego Placente 12Dimitar Berbatov
19Lúcio
5Jens Nowotny 15Jurica Vranjes
6Boris Zivkovic
8Zé Roberto
10Yildiray Basturk
13Michael Ballack
25Bernd Schneider
27Oliver Neuville
9Ulf Kirsten

Substitutes
20Frank Juric
47Thomas Kleine
3Marko Babic
18Frankie Hejduk
23Thomas Brdaric

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7:45 PM, 19 February 2002

Leverkusen, Germany

Attendance: 22,200

Referees:
Alain Sars

Bayer Leverkusen

Arsenal

Andreas Wiemann says that Ralf Rangnick's time at Man United looks different following their struggles under Erik ten Hag.

Gab Marcotti and Mark Ogden discuss the news that Manchester United's Aaron Wan-Bissaka could be moving to West Ham.

Gab Marcotti doesn't believe Chelsea can afford the £150 million transfer fee Newcastle has reportedly put on Alexander Isak.

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