LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Arsenal FC celebrates with teammates after scoring his team's first goal in extra-time during the UEFA Europa League round of 32 second leg match between Arsenal FC and Olympiacos FC at Emirates Stadium on February 27, 2020 in London, United Kingdom. (Getty Images)
Arsenal take on the relegation-battling Norwich City in the Premier League next. The Gunners head into this game after a 2-1 victory against Sheffield United in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
On the other hand, Norwich City would be looking to salvage three points or at least one point against the Gunners, as they look to survive in the Premier League.
Arsenal have a long list of injuries in their squad. The Gunners will be without Gabriel Martinelli, Bernd Leno, Lucas Torreira, Pablo Mari, David Luiz and Calum Chambers. Mesut Ozil and Cedric Soares too seem doubtful due to minor injuries.
Bernd Leno is out injured and that makes Martinez the obvious starter. The keeper was in amazing form in the FA cup tie.
Bellerin is likely to start at right-back after being rested in the game against Sheffield United.
Shkodran Mustafi should once again lead the back four as the Gunners look to keep a clean sheet.
Rob Holding looks likely to partner Shkodran Mustafi in defence. The defender has been in good form since returning from the injury.
The player has had promising games against Southampton and Sheffield United, and is likely to occupy the left-back position.
The Swiss international has been in great touch and will be key in the team’s transition on the pitch.
Maitland-Niles has looked solid this season both at right-back and his natural midfield position. The player will hope to make it to his preferred position, especially with Torreria out.
The player has been performing well in recent weeks with his dribbling skills and pace. He can cause problems to the Norwich backline.
A smart technician on the ball, Ceballos will be hoping to continue his form, having come off the bench and scored a vital goal that sealed the gunners a place in the FA Cup semi-finals.
The most consistent player in the squad, he will lead the Gunners and the manager will look up to his world-class strikers to deliver once again.
Lacazette will likely lead Arsenal’s attack and would look to add more goals to his name. He has not been in great form and needs to score a goal or two to regain his confidence and touch.
