Arsenal's David Ospina: How we can make our mark on Europe tonight

David Ospina is set to play in goal for Arsenal tonight

DAVID OSPINA has told his Arsenal team-mates to pull their finger out.

The Gunners face Olympiakos tonight in their second Champions League tie after losing to Dinamo Zagreb.

And the Colombia goalkeeper - set to start in place of Petr Cech - insists they need to get it right - tonight.

“We didn't begin our Champions League campaign as we would've hoped, with a bad result in Croatia,” he told Arsenal Player. 

David Ospina has told Arsenal to impose themselves on the game

“Now we have the opportunity to play against Olympiakos, an historic club with a great team and track record, but we're playing them at home and we have a great opportunity to get points on the board.

“It's an important game, like they all are. We want to put on a good show at home, get the three points against excellent opposition and put ourselves on course for a successful Champions League campaign."

But Ospina is confident they can get the job done at the Emirates tonight.

“We have shown that in difficult moments we can cope," he added. "I think that despite what happened in the first game, we know that this game is very important for us, and for the aspirations we have.

“To win the game we need to do what we always do – impose ourselves, have a lot of possession, create as many chances as possible and be strong at the back. This is the aim.”