Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of tonight's Champions League play-off second leg between Arsenal and Fenerbahce.

YELLOW CARD: Egemen Korkmaz (Fenerbahce)

Ramsey now has five goals in 28 European games, compared to just seven in 104 league games.

Arsenal have the lead on the night, meaning Fenerbache now need four goals to progress now. Game over, you would think.

GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Fenerbahce (24 mins - Aaron Ramsey). The Welsh midfielder gets the ball rolling for the home side, tucking away after a good move involving Podolski and Walcott.

Jenkinson whips a cross into the box but after flapping at the ball Fenerbahce keeper Volkan gets away with it.

Fenerbahce come away on the counter attack and when the ball falls to Selcuk on the edge of the box the midfielder strikes first time towards goal. But his effort flashes past the post.

Walcott lines up the freekick from 30 yards but lands his poor delivery into the jumping Fenerbahce wall.

Podolski drives towards goal and is taken down by Emenike.

If Fenerbahce want to stand any chance of making a comeback they need to make better choices in the final third.

The two sides look pretty well matched at the moment. Fenerbahce have made the Arsenal backline appear a little shaky.

Great intricate skill by Cazorla to release some space in midfield but when the ball makes its way to Giroud the French striker plants his left-footed shot just past the post.

Gonul gets down the right wing, finding space in behind Monreal, but his pass into the box from the byline is too strong for Kuyt sprinting into the area.

Walcott picks up the ball 30 yards out before turning and lining up a shot with his unfavoured left foot. However his strike is straight at the keeper.

Now it's Arsenal's turn to come forward but Jenkinson is halted down the right wing.

That would've been a downright bizarre goal. Arsenal must do better at the back.

Great save by the Arsenal keeper after a bizarre rebound off Meireles. Sow messed up his shot from 10 yards before the ball fell to Meireles. However an Arsenal clearance bounced off the Fenerbahce man, forcing Szczesny into a good save.

Far from a capacity crowd at the Emirates for this one. Of course, it'll probably still be announced as a sell-out.

The most gaping weakness for Arsenal tonight is at centre-back, where Sagna is filling in with injuries to Laurent Koscielny and Thomas Vermaelen.

After such a dismal start to the season Arsenal have looked like a different team over the past week, racking up a 3-0 win over Fenerbahce and a 3-1 win over Fulham on Saturday.

Fenerbahce come forward with intent for the first time, but Sow's poor pass halts the momentum and Arsenal set themselves for the attack.

Arsenal have dominated the early possession stakes, but haven't made much progress in the final third.