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Arsenal sell 50,000 BATE Borisov tickets for tomorrow’s Europa League game… but will they all turn up for final group game?

Gunners have sold out an impressive part of Emirates for dead rubber Europa League clash against minnows tonight

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ARSENAL have reportedly sold over 50,000 tickets for tomorrow's dead rubber Europa League clash with BATE Borisov.

The Gunners have already qualified for the knockout stages as group winners thanks to three wins in their first five matches.

But that hasn’t stopped loyal fans from snapping up tickets to see their favourites take to the Emirates pitch this evening, claims the Standard.

It does mean that there are still 10,000 tickets available for the Euro clash in north London.

But whether 50,000 supporters turn up remains to be seen, with many purchased seats left empty in games against Cologne and Red Star Belgrade.

There is also sure to be a hangover from the weekend defeat to Manchester United.

While Wenger has used the tournament to blood a number of untested youngsters.

Meanwhile, Arsenal have been given a boost in their reported pursuit of Steven N’Zonzi.

The midfielder has revealed he is set to leave Sevilla in January after a bust-up with boss Eduardo Berizzo.

N’Zonzi has a £35milion release clause in his contract but is also wanted by Everton and Juventus.

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