Arsenal will have to travel to Russia to face CSKA Moscow in their Europa League quarter-final tie after the draw was made in Nyon on Friday. The Gunners saw off AC Milan in the last round as they put a difficult run of form behind them to bounce back in style against the Italian giants. SEE MORE: Arsenal end 14-year hoodoo with 5-1 AC Milan demolition in the Europa League In turn, Arsene Wenger will hope that they can use that momentum to their advantage after also sweeping aside Watford last weekend, but will face a difficult away trip in the second leg against CSKA. As a result, they'll be hopeful of securing a positive result at the Emirates to give them an advantage, but it remains...
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