Yes, I'd like to see videos dispalyed.
“We’re expecting a special atmosphere in the stadium and opponents who will certainly look to start the game in an active, attacking and aggressive manner,” said Kasper Hjulmand at the press conference on Monday evening in the Emirates media centre. “But we’re ready for that and have already put in some good performances this season, including in the Champions League" (such as the 2–0 win at Manchester City, Ed.).
This undoubtedly applies just as much to their two impressive recent performances in the first leg against Arsenal and in the weekend's 1-1 draw against Bayern Munich in the league. “For us, tomorrow is like a final; it's all or nothing,” said Exequiel Palacios, stressing: “I believe in our team and our strengths. Arsenal might approach this differently to the first leg, but that doesn’t worry us. We’re full of anticipation and ready for the challenge.”

When asked about the changes to the Werkself squad at the start of the campaign and the team’s progress so far this season, the Argentine World Cup winner also said: “A few key players left, but at the same time some great talents with plenty of potential arrived. It’s an exciting time. And we still have experienced and successful players like [Alejandro] Grimaldo, Robert [Andrich] and Patrik [Schick] in the squad. It’s the right mix. Personally, I always want to give my all and help the team as much as I can so we can achieve our goals.”
In terms of squad availability, there are no absences to report compared to the draw against FC Bayern. Hjulmand also sounded the all-clear regarding Martin Terrier, who had taken a knock on his ankle during the match against the Munich side.
As a result, the Dane is in a correspondingly positive frame of mind ahead of this return leg in north London: “It’s the third big game in just a few days. We’re ready. The team is raring to go, and I really like that. We’ve come here to win this game.”


Werkself-TV shows the highlights of the Bayer 04 women's 1-2 loss at VfL Wolfsburg on the 20th matchday of the Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga 2025/26.
Show more
The Bundesliga home game against VfL Wolfsburg in the first half of the season was one of those classic ‘days to forget’ for Bayer 04 Women. It started with goalkeeper Charlotte Voll being shown a red card in the first minute of the game, and following a further sending-off, coach Roberto Pätzold's 9-women side ended up losing 5-1 to last season's runners-up. At 18.30 CET on Sunday, they'll have the chance to exact revenge at the AOK Stadium - and pick up valuable points in the race for third place.
Show more
After full time in the 1-1 draw against FC Bayern Munich, the Bayer 04 fans first had to catch their breath. Firstly because of their usual loud support, and secondly because of the great drama they'd witnessed on the pitch: three disallowed goals, two red cards and a Werkself side who "again produced a very good performance against strong opponents", as head coach Kasper Hjulmand described. The Dane was particularly enthused by the performance of young Montrell Culbreath, while Patrik Schick got to enjoy his 200th appearance under the Cross. The Werkself Review unpacks the action.
Show more
Werkself TV shows the highlights of Bayer 04's 1-1 draw against FC Bayern Munich on Matchday 26 of the 2025/26 Bundesliga season...
Show more
Bayer 04 were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Bayern Munich in an eventful Matchday 26 fixture in the Bundesliga. Aleix Garcia had given the Werkself the lead inside six minutes, but Bayern levelled in the second half through Luis Diaz, despite Nicolas Jackson having been send off before the break. Diaz was then dismissed himself as Leverkusen pushed for a winner, which failed to materialise as Jonas Hofmann saw a late goal ruled out.
Show more