Arsenal will welcome Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side to the Emirates Stadium today with both teams in top form.
Unai Emery will be taking on the passionate German boss for the first time as Gunners boss, with his only previous encounter with Klopp coming in the Europa League final, when his Seville side come away with the trophy.
Arsenal breezed to an easy 3-0 win against Qarabag FC tonight, with youngster Smith-Rowe getting his first senior goal.
We started the match brightly, and even broke the deadlock inside five minutes thanks to a somewhat lucky touch from Sokratis, who looked to get the opener with his groin from well inside the nine-yard box.
Arsenal have confirmed their line-up to take on Watford today, with Sokratis returning from injury, and Torreira keeping his league place ahead of Guendouzi.
There has been talk of Leno making more appearances after impressing Unai Emery in recent weeks, not today will not see him make his Premier League debut.
Arsenal welcome Watford to the Emirates Stadium this weekend which could well prove a big result for either side in their push for a place in Europe next season.
The Hornets are this term’s surprise package, picking up wins against Tottenham, while keeping the pace with the top of the table with four wins and a draw from their six league outings.
Arsenal have coasted to a 3-1 win over Brentford today, booking their place in the fourth round of the League Cup.
The Bees turned up with a decent side for the clash, but our squad players were more than enough to control the match.
Arsenal play host to Brentford in today’s Carabao Cup encounter, with a number of changes expected to be made for the home side.
The Gunners come into the match on the back of four straight Premier League wins, and will be looking to continue that form against tonight’s lower league opposition, but they will be expected to play some squad players also.
Unai Emery had to begin his Arsenal role with two daunting tasks with the last two Premier league champions in succession, and came away without a point, but are now headed in the right direction.
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