After some tough matches, Arsenal will be hoping for an easy game with Leicester at the Emirates.
However, Mikel Arteta is sure they won’t be looking off the ball.
He said in his pre-match press conference: “Yesterday I asked them this question to write down: ‘What are the problems and challenges here?’ “And they’re very clear about that, so they know what’s coming, they know this league very well now and they know we have to be at a high level tomorrow to beat them. ”
If you had given Arsenal 11 points from the first five games the computer suggested, they might have won. But the fact that they play. Only three points will work.
Their chances are not helped by Martin Odegaard, Kieran Tierney, Alexander Zinchenko, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Mikel Merino all available for the game. Neto and Leandro Trussard are also available after missing Wednesday’s win over Bolton through the FA Cup through suspension.
With a crucial Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday, Arteta could face a difficult balance. This is where football.london hopes he will choose.
Goalkeeper – David Raya
David Raya’s availability for Leicester is a serious doubt as he continues to struggle with a hamstring problem. If the Spaniard approaches fitness, he will surely play.
Right back – Jurrien Timber
After Ben White was forced to play for Manchester City due to injury, it was a night to play against Bouillon. Jurin Timber is closer to fitness and should defend on the right side.
Centre back – William Saliba
Another fan was released on Wednesday night. He is expected to return to the starting line-up here.
Centre back – Gabriel
Gabriel came on late in the game against Bolton, but he should be fine to start this game. He is aiming for three goals in three league matches.
Left back – Riccardo Calafiori
Calafiori got two minutes at center back and left back against Bolton. He should be ready to start at left back.
Defensive midfield – Thomas Partey
Thomas Partey rested against Bolton. After his impressive display against Manchester City, he will want to maintain those standards here.
Central midfield – Leandro Trossard
After his impressive performance against Bolton in midweek, there is talk of replacing Martin Odegaard and Ethan Navaneri. But when Leandro Trossard is available, you can bet he’ll get the job.
Central midfield – Declan Rice
From an attacking point of view, Rice was a perfect match for Bolton. Because possession will be good for Arsenal, the England defender will have to prove himself against Leicester.
Right wing – Bukayo Saka
Bukayo Saka is a little hot against Bolton, which is still great. He can become the first player to provide 6 assists in his first 6 Premier League games this weekend.
Centre forward – Kai Havertz
Kai Havertz fulfilled his goal by scoring again against Bolton. He wants to continue with Leicester.
Left wing – Gabriel Martinelli
Raheem Sterling may have impressed against Leicester, but Gabriel Martinelli will keep his place for now. If the Brazilian looks a little off, Sterling will be ready and waiting in the wings.
