Arsenal teenager Bukayo Saka secures Europa League passage - in pictures

Arsenal rally from 2-0 down to draw and secure spot in the last 32

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, right, celebrates after scoring the equaliser during the Europa League match against Standard Liege in Belgium. EPA

Reiss Nelson, below, vies for the ball with Samuel Bastien of Liege during their Europa League match between in Belgium. EPA

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, left, with Alexandre Lacazette after scoring during the Europa League match against Standard de Liege. AFP

Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang acknowledges the supporters in Liege on Thursday. AP

Liege players celebrate scoring against Arsenal at the Maurice Dufrasne stadium in Belgium on Thursday. AP

Arsenal's Alexandre Lacazette, second right, scores past Liege goalkeeper Arnaud Bodart at the Maurice Dufrasne stadium. AP

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, Joe Willock and Emile Smith Rowe celebrate a goal against Standard Liege on Thursday. AP

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, right, vies for the ball with Liege's Collins Fai during the Europa League match at the Maurice Dufrasne stadium. AP

Standard Liege 's goalkeeper Arnaud Bodart reacts at the end of the Europa League match against Arsenal. AFP

Arsenal's Joe Willock, centre, during a Europa League match against Standard Liege at the Maurice Dufrasne stadium. AP

Arsenal teenager Bukayo Saka scored one goal and set up another to help clinch a 2-2 draw in the Europa League at Standard Liege on Thursday and secure their passage to the the next stage.

Arsenal came back from 2-0 down to draw and seal their spot in the last 32 as Group F winners after Alexandre Lacazette and Saka found the back of the net within a space of three minutes.

Arsenal had defeated Liege 4-0 in the first meeting between the two sides and with a place in the knockouts almost certain, caretaker manager Freddie Ljungberg made nine changes to his starting line-up.

The home side took the lead after half-time when a Samuel Bastien shot took a huge deflection which left Gunners goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez wrong-footed.

It got worse when Selim Amallah made it 2-0 off another deflection as Liege looked for the unlikely scoreline of 5-0 which would put them through.

But Lacazette calmed Arsenal's nerves after 78 minutes when he headed in a cross from Saka. Three minutes later, Saka leveled the score with a fine finish from the edge of the box.

However, it meant Arsenal had failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 13 matches across competitions, equaling their worst ever run under Arsene Wenger in 2004.