Arsenal’s players will wear black armbands in Tuesday’s home Champions League clash with Lille.It comes following the death of the Gunners‘ Life President Ken Friar aged 92.Ken Friar was involved with Arsenal for most of his lifeGettyAn Arsenal statement read: “It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Life President Ken Friar OBE. “Since our formation in 1886, there have been many inspirational individuals who have driven our club forward, but no one has had an influence on Arsenal Football Club quite like ‘Mr Friar’ and he leaves an extraordinary life of service to the club as his legacy. One that will surely never be matched.”Born locally in Islington, Friar’s association with Arsenal dates back to 1946, when he started working for the club part-time at the age of 12.He went on to serve as club secretary and managing director and was appointed life president in September 2020.In 2011, a bridge connecting the Emirates Stadium to Arsenal Tube station was named in his honour.A statue depicting a young Friar playing football outside Highbury also stands at one end of the bridge.Mikel Arteta‘s side will pay tribute to Friar as they welcome Lille to the Emirates for the second game of their Champions League campaign, live on talkSPORT 2.Arsenal kicked things off with a 1-0 win away to Napoli last month.And they’ll be hoping to finally get their hands on European club football’s most prestigious trophy this time around after agonisingly losing to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties in last season’s final.Having suffered the setback of their first dropped points of the season when they lost 3-0 to Brighton in their final Premier League outing before the international break, Arsenal returned to winning ways on Saturday.Arsenal got their season back on track with victory over Leeds at the weekendAFPRiccardo Calafiori and Bruno Guimaraes scored as the Gunners recovered from 1-0 to beat Leeds 2-1 at the Emirates.Speaking ahead of the visit of Lille, Arteta urged his team to take emotional control on the pitch.“We have to be emotionally dominant regardless of what the context is,” he said. “It’s easy to say, very difficult actually to do. “We did it in the majority of the matches, which is great. We didn’t do it in Brighton and we paid the price for that. “There are always lessons and evolutions to make for the team and that’s something extremely important because at the level that we played every three days, things will happen and you’re going to have to be able to adapt and resolve those ones.”This will be the first-ever meeting between Arsenal and Lille.