Arsène Wenger has yet to decide if Sol Campbell will start against Barcelona on Tuesday night but says Alex Song should be fit to travel to the Nou Camp.
The midfielder was withdrawn in the 71st minute of the 1-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers but is expected to feature in Spain.
Campbell completed 90 minutes at Emirates Stadium on Saturday and Wenger says he will have to assess how well the defender recovers before making his team selection for Tuesday's Champions League Quarter-Final second leg.
“That’s a decision I will have to make," he explained after the win over Wolves. "I will have to see with him how he feels. The pitch is massive over there and we will see how he recovers.
“Song had a groin problem but he should be OK for Tuesday.”
Arsenal.com expects to have full team news and details of Arsenal's travelling squad available on Monday.
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"The problem we have at the moment is that we are short," he said. "We rested Abou Diaby, Gael Clichy, Samir Nasri and Nicklas Bendtner [against Wolves].
After Barça have trained on Monday on the pitch Arsenal are due to do the same but have not yet confirmed if they will. Manager Arsène Wenger will attend a press conference at 17:17 however.
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