Mikel Arteta will be disappointed with how his side bowed out of the Europa League and now have to face a West Brom side with an outside chance of avoiding relegation.
The visitors sit 10 points from safety and a win will keep their miracle achievement of Premier League next season alive.
It is a tough ask but with Arteta's side so deflated and underwhelming at the moment, it is a possibility.
Speaking on Thursday, Arteta said: "Well we are devastated. We had so much enthusiasm and desire to be in that final. We know how much it meant to the club, to our fans, to ourselves, to be in that final and have the chance to be in the Champions League next season. It’s a huge blow.
"The night started in a difficult way. Losing Granit in the warm up having to change straight away and having to put in another player who hasn’t featured for a long time. I think in the first half we weren’t good enough with the ball and we had a lot of problems to get anything clean into the final third, to dominate the game, to have composure to have a little bit of confidence.
"We changed it at half time. We were much better. And then in defining moments we hit the post twice and then missed a chance with an empty goal."
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When and where?
The match will take place at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (May 9).
What time is kick-off?
The game will kick-off at 7pm.
Is it on TV?
You can watch the match live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport 1HD.
Prediction
Arsenal 1-2 West Brom
Team news
Arsenal will have Kieran Tierney available who has been out of Premier League action for the last five weeks after suffering from a knee injury.
Granit Xhaka has a muscle injury and faces a late assessment and Cedric recovered from an illness.
West Brom will be without Ainsley Maitland-Niles as he is ineligible to face his parent club and Robert Snodgrass is out for the rest of the season with a back injury.
