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 will look to make it five wins in a row as they take on Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium in matchday 34. The Gunners head into this game after an impressive 2-0 away victory against Wolves.
On the other hand, the Foxes make a trip to the Emirates after a 3-0 victory back at home against Crystal Palace.
For Arsenal, this happens to be a crucial clash in their hunt for a European finish. A win here would be massive for the Gunners’ top-4 hopes.
The Gunners will be without Gabriel Martinelli, Bernd Leno, Pablo Mari and Calum Chambers. Mesut Ozil seems doubtful due to a minor back injury.
Emiliano Martinez is an obvious starter. The keeper has been in great form between the sticks and should continue with the same.
Bellerin is likely to start at right-back having made way for Cedric Soares against Wolves.
Shkodran Mustafi will once again lead the backline as the Gunners try to keep a clean sheet. The player’s passing was on point for most of the game against Wolves and he will look to build on that performance.
Rob Holding looks likely to partner Shkodran Mustafi and David Luiz in defence. The defender has been in good form since returning from injury.
The Brazilian has looked sharp after signing a new contract and seems to have fit well in the new formation.
Tierney has had promising games over the last two weeks and is likely to occupy the left wing-back position.
The Swiss international has been in great touch and will be key in the team’s transition on the pitch.
Ceballos will pair up with Granit Xhaka in the midfield. He will be hoping to continue his great form.
The youngster is likely to be handed a rare start as the manager might look to rotate his players.
Arsenal captain Aubameyang starts on the left wing and the manager will look up to his world-class strikers to deliver once again in front of the goal.
Lacazette will likely lead Arsenal’s attack and would look to add more goals to his name after scoring in the 2-0 win against Wolves.