A goal in the opening two minutes, one after half-time and another in the dying embers rounded up a solid performance for Arsenal, while Dinamo still have it all to do in order to continue their continental journey.

Declan Rice's early strike, Kai Havertz's second-half header and Martin Ødegaard's injury time finish were the difference for Arsenal as they saw off Croatian giants Dinamo Zagreb at Emirates Stadium.

Inter are said to be in talks for GNK Dinamo Zagreb midfielder Petar Sucic, who is seen as a potential heir to Hakan Calhanoglu in the midfield.Sources including Sky Sport Italia and La Gazzetta

Arsenal look to take another step towards qualification for the next round of the Champions League as they host Dinamo Zagreb on the penultimate

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta gave his thoughts on Dinamo Zagreb this week. The Gunners beat the minnows 3-0 in the Champions League group stages on Wednesday. After the game, Arteta was asked if Zagreb played the way he had anticipated.

Declan Rice scored the winner and first Champions League goal of his career in Arsenal's victory over Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.

The defensive absences do not stop there. Ben White and Takehiro Tomiyasu are both ruled out with knee injuries, leaving Arsenal thin at the back. Jakub Kiwior is expected to step into central defence in what could be a rare European start for the Polish international.

Arsenal are set to face Dinamo Zagreb in their next Champions League match, a fixture that is being viewed as a must-win for Mikel Arteta’s men. With the quality of players at Arsenal’s disposal, expectations are high for a convincing victory,

The second half started ponderously until Gabriel Martinelli (who else) provided the spark. A sudden burst of pace off the touchline took him into space between defenders at the corner of the box, and his cross was inch-perfect for Kai Havertz to nod home.

Nathan Butler-Oyedeji made his senior debut for Arsenal against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. Bukayo Saka has sent him a message.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta lavished praise on Dinamo Zagreb this week. The Gunners are set to take on the European minnows in the Champions League group stages. But Arteta is aware that his team will have to be at their very best to get anything in the game.