The Gunners' 3-0 victory at home against Real Madrid just under three weeks ago remains one of the most memorable nights for many Arsenal fans.

An electric atmosphere propelled Arsenal to one of its most historic wins, and with PSG visiting for Tuesday's first leg of the Champions League semi-final, Mikel Arteta is calling for even more enchanting moments at our home ground.

"Tomorrow, even more so—I told them, and I'm not exaggerating: bring your boots, bring your shorts, bring your shirts, and let's fight for every ball together," the manager emphasized during his pre-match press conference on Monday.

"We want to achieve something extraordinary; that stadium must become something truly unique, something we've never witnessed before. I truly hope that everyone attending the Emirates tomorrow, as well as those watching and supporting us, brings that same energy."

When asked if the bond between the club and its supporters is the strongest since Mikel first joined Arsenal as a player, he confirmed it was and hinted at further potential for growth.

"Yes, in my experience as both a player and now, 100%. And I believe it can improve even more because there's still room for development. By creating our own story and sharing recent experiences together, this relationship and connection will only strengthen.

"Tomorrow presents a huge opportunity for us as a club and as fans to show who we are and how much further we can go together.

"It's an amazing chance. We're here to bring joy, make history, and we're so close. Now, we must seize this opportunity and turn it into reality."