Theo Walcott has claimed that he and his Arsenal teammates can beat Bayern Munich in Tuesday's must-win Champions League clash at the Emirates.
The Gunners, who have lost their first two outings in Group F, host the 2013 champions knowing that a third defeat could dent their hopes of reaching the knockout stages.
Arsene Wenger's side blitzed Manchester United 3-0 before the October international break, courtesy of a rip-roaring first 20 minutes, and Walcott says that more of the same is needed when the Germans come to town.
"Playing against Bayern and their quality is of course going to be a challenge for us," he is quoted as saying by The Mirror.
"But we are at home with our support and we need a similar sort of performance like we had against Manchester United. We know we can beat anyone and we're going to be completely ready for this one.
"We need to move on from the first couple of results in the Champions League. We know we are capable of getting results against Bayern and we want to put things right."
Dinamo Zagreb and Olympiacos beat Wenger and co in the first two matchdays of the group stage. Bayern have won their first two matches.
