Arsenal have plenty of questions to answer following their latest disappointing defeat to Swansea on Tuesday – this time against Everton at the Emirates.
It’s not like the Toffees are in great form, but they enter the fixture with a confident boost from their victory over Leicester City in the last round.
The Gunners might throw new star signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the action, but he will have a late test as he is reportedly suffering with flu.
Time is running out for Arsenal to show their intent for a top four spot. A drop of points here could prove to be very costly.
Arsenal team news
Wenger would be pleased to have new signing Henkrikh Mkhitaryan at his disposal. Star striker Pierre-Emerck Aubameyang’s debut is in doubt, however, as he will have a late evaluation due to reports that he is down with flu. Jack Wilshere is also a doubt for similar reasons.
Danny Welbeck and Santi Cazorla are the only two who will not be on the starting sheet. Welbeck is out with a muscular injury, while Cazorla is a long-term absence.
Predicted line-up
Everton team news
Former Gunner Theo Walcott will be reunited with his old team-mates after having scored a brace in his previous match for the Toffees.
Everton, however, have been struggling and this is no small part to a number of players missing to long-term injuries. James McCarthy, Leighton Baines, Maarten Skletenberg, and Ramiro Funes Mori are all out on the sidelines for this fixture.
Predicted line-up
Where can I watch the game?
The game will be televised live on BT Sport at 5:30 pm GMT. Other channels that will show the game: SuperSport 4, Optus Sport, Flow Sports Premier, SFT Sport 1, Belarus 5, Canal + Sport 2 Afique, Supersport 3 Africa, Diema Sport 2, NBC, Digi Sport 1, Comsote Sport 1, Sky Sport 3 Italia, DAZN Europe and Astro Supersport 3.
If you don’t have access to either of those channels, you can watch the game online. You can find a full list of live streaming sites here: Where to watch football for free?