Pep Guardiola thinks the necessity for Arsenal to defeat Bayern Munich will give them the upper hand in their Champions League clash.
Arsene Wenger's men suffered a 2-1 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in their opening fixture before going down 3-2 at home to Olympiacos, while the Bavarian giants lead the way in Group F with maximum points.
"In this situation, they have the advantage. They have to win. That means they'll try to put in a perfect performance," Guardiola said on Monday.
"We must fight against it. We have to play very intelligently. For me, it doesn't matter they still have no points.
"When I analyse a team I never look at a table, I don't care about that. I have to analyse them like they have six points.
"They have great technical qualities; they are very difficult to play against."
Bayern were hopeful Kingsley Coman would be fit to feature at the Emirates Stadium as he travelled with the squad despite picking up a thigh injury while representing France Under-21s.
"The injured [players] have not trained in the last two days," he added.
"Costa is a bit better; Coman probably needs a little more time. Tomorrow at noon we will decide on their roles."
