English Premier League titans Arsenal are gearing up for a pivotal showdown on Sunday evening as they hit the road to take on Manchester City in what promises to be a thrilling encounter between the two clubs.
Arsenal’s recent displays indicate they are primed for a potential triumph on enemy turf against Manchester City.
In their most recent six outings across all competitions, Arsenal, the esteemed English Premier League side, secured one victory, settled for a draw once, and suffered four defeats. During this period, they managed to net five goals but conceded eleven to their opponents.
In their previous encounter, the North London-based club Arsenal clinched a narrow 1-0 victory over Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium.
Spanish coach and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is eager to secure a positive outcome to strengthen their position at the top of the EPL standings.
Arteta, the strategist for Arsenal, is anticipated to select a formidable lineup for their upcoming league clash against Manchester City.
Goalkeeper;
The Spanish and Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya is expected to retain his place in between the sticks for their away encounter against Manchester City.
Center Backs;
The duo of William Saliba and Gabriel are expected to retain their places in the starting lineup and will be paired alongside Ben White in the center-back position.
Full Backs;
The Portuguese defender Cedric Soares is set to start in the right-back position while Jacob Kiwior is expected to operate as left-back.
Central Midfielders;
The Arsenal tactician is expected to retain the duo of Jorginho and Declan Rice in the starting lineup when they face Manchester City.
Wide Midfielders;
The Arsenal superstars which include Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka are expected to operate in the wide-midfield position.
Attacking Midfielder;
The Norwegian midfielder Martin Odegaard is set to start as the lone attacking midfielder for their crucial encounter against Manchester City.
Center Forward;
The German striker Kai Havertz is expected to retain his place in the center-forward position.