We may have a precious two-goal lead - two away goals no less - heading into this second leg against AC Milan, but results in Europe over the past week should have cleared minds of any complacency. Having seen Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea all knocked out of the Champions League, we have had our warning. When you consider the scare we got from Ostersunds in the  previous round, when we found ourselves two goals down at the break at the Emirates, we should approach Thursday night's game with extreme caution.   AC Milan had been on a 13-game unbeaten run heading into last week's clash at the San Siro, and while we can be encouraged by our display in Italy, both Arsene Wenger and...
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