In 2006, the two sides were drawn against each other in a Champions League qualifier that saw Arsenal through to the group stages, and also exposed Arsene Wenger to a Brazilian-born Croatian forward for that Zagreb side that he would purchase a year later:
Eduardo da Silva (that team also had Luka Modric in it, as well).
Gaining a point under the night sky in Zagreb, in front of their Bad Blue Boys, will be a commendable result for Arsenal, especially since it's widely-expected Bayern Munich will walk away with three points in Athens, versus Olympiacos.
However, given the amount of chances they've created so far in the early start to the league season, there are quite a few observers who'll expect zagreb to win all available points - regardless of Zagreb's, and forward Angelo Henríquez's (25 goals in the last 31 matches): form
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