Klopp: I’d pay to watch Dortmund play Arsenal

The 49-year-old is looking forward to what
should be an exciting encounter as the Premier
League leaders play host to last year's
Champions League runners-up
Jurgen Klopp is expecting a thrilling match
when Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal collide at
the Emirates on Tuesday.
The Premier League leaders go into the
Champions League Group F clash on a 12-game
unbeaten run, while the visitors have just two
losses in their last 15 games.
Dortmund have lost both of their previous
trips to the Emirates, so while he is
anticipating an exciting encounter, Klopp
concedes his team will be underdogs
considering Arsenal's superb form.
"Arsenal are the favourites," he told reporters.
"Their style was never out of date, and now
they attack again with the right players at the
right place.
"It's Arsene Wenger football. When I watch
football, this is the beautiful style I can watch.
"If I were to spend money for a ticket, it
would certainly be for the game tomorrow.
"We need to make it one of our best games.
Otherwise, we have no chance to be successful
here."
Dortmund have opened the group stage with
one win and one loss, at Napoli, while Arsenal
can distance themselves at the top of the
group with a win, as they have managed to
obtain all six points from their first two
matches.
"The Champions League is pure and there is no
group in which one team gets 18 points,"
added Klopp.
"If we get something here, then that would be
great. But nothing [in the group] will be
decided if we don't."