Borussia Dortmund stars arrive for Arsenal Champions League clash on plane featuring distinctive club colours
- Borussia Dortmund touched down at London City airport on Tuesday
- Jurgen Klopp's men face Arsenal in the Champions League
- The Bundesliga side travelled on a black and yellow Boeing plane
Anyone peering out at the tarmac at London City airport on Tuesday afternoon was left in no doubt about which Bundesliga side had arrived in the capital when Borussia Dortmund touched down.
Jurgen Klopp's men, who face Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday night, flew in on a personalised plane featuring the club's famous black and yellow colours.
The Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800, which was designed as part of the club's partnership with the popular airline, has a Dortmund design from the wings to the tail.
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Borussia Dortmund players make their way off their team plane at London City airport on Tuesday afternoon
Dortmund's plane is decked out in black and yellow - the colours of the club's home strip
Jurgen Klopp's men step on to English soil ahead of their Champions League clash with Arsenal
The aircraft, which also features a large Dortmund badge, lit up the runway in East London as Dortmund's players stepped off ahead of their clash with the Gunners.
Dortmund first used the plane to fly to London for the Champions League final against Bayern Munich in May, 2013.
After leaving the airport the German outfit jumped on a coach to the Landmark Hotel in London before travelling to the Emirates to train.
Kevin Grosskreutz (right) jumps to head the ball during Dortmund's training session at the Emirates
Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp was in good spirits during his pre-match press conference on Tuesday night
Former Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa will play again in England on Wednesday evening
Dortmund have already qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League, having won each of their four fixtures so far and conceded just one goal.
The Bundesliga side need just a point against Arsene Wenger's men to guarantee top spot in Group D, although they would still go through as winners if they lose and the Gunners fail to beat Galatasaray in their final game.
Klopp will be without influential midfielder Marco Reus on Wednesday after the Germany international tore ankle ligaments in last weekend's 2-2 draw with Paderborn.
Dortmund's plane was designed as part of their partnership with Turkish Airlines
A member of airport staff helps take the luggage of Dortmund's players and staff off of the aircraft
Dortmund players including Henrikh Mkhitaryan (left) make their way towards the team coach
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