Arsenal stars appeared to be in buoyant moods as they jetted out to Lisbon ahead of Europa League clash against Sporting with the club closing in on their record number of wins in a row.
Unai Emery's men will go in search of their 11th win on the bounce when they face Portugal giants Sporting on Thursday evening, which is only three away from their all-time record that came back in 1987.
The Arsenal squad departed London on Wednesday and are due to touch down in the Portuguese capital later this evening.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has played a significant role in Arsenal's winning run with four goals from his last two games, took to social media to post a picture of him with several of his team-mates sat in their seats during the flight.
Lucas Torreira also shared a snap of him and Emiliano Martinez on Instagram drinking mate tea out of a gourd during their flight to Lisbon.
Unai Emery will be hoping it will help Torreira and Co pick up the three points in the Portuguese capital, which would see them take control of Group E.
Arsenal and Sporting CP have both taken maximum points from their opening two games and look set to finish in first and second.
The winner of Thursday night's clash will take a giant leap towards securing a place in the knockout rounds and to qualifying in top spot.
Unai Emery's men will go in search of their 11th win on the bounce when they face Portugal giants Sporting on Thursday evening, which is only three away from their all-time record that came back in 1987.
The Arsenal squad departed London on Wednesday and are due to touch down in the Portuguese capital later this evening.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has played a significant role in Arsenal's winning run with four goals from his last two games, took to social media to post a picture of him with several of his team-mates sat in their seats during the flight.
Lucas Torreira also shared a snap of him and Emiliano Martinez on Instagram drinking mate tea out of a gourd during their flight to Lisbon.
Unai Emery will be hoping it will help Torreira and Co pick up the three points in the Portuguese capital, which would see them take control of Group E.
Arsenal and Sporting CP have both taken maximum points from their opening two games and look set to finish in first and second.
The winner of Thursday night's clash will take a giant leap towards securing a place in the knockout rounds and to qualifying in top spot.
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