After a terrific Champions League road performance o Tuesday in Munich, Arsenal returns to action in the Premier League on Saturday with a clash with David Moyes’s Everton at Emirates Stadium.
The Toffees are currently 8th on the Premier League table with their last league win coming on September 19th v Ipswich Town.
Bukayo Saka has joined the injured list and is currently undergoing examinations to determining the extent of his injury. Obviously, he will not be available for Saturday’s match.
As always, it’s the next man up to fill #7’2 role. That man will most likely be Eberechi Eze.
With that said, here is how Mikel Arteta could line up his starting XI v his old team…
[4-2-3-1]
Havertz
Madueke, Odegaard, Eze
Rice, Guimaraes
Calafiori, Gabriel, Konsa, Timber
Raya
Predicted final score: ARSENAL 2 – Everton 0
COYG!
Gunner1953
Mauricio Pochettino has been named the new manager of Manchester United. The outgoing boss of the USA Men’s National Team will oversee the American’s next two matches during this international break before assuming his new role in Manchester.
Viktor Gyokeres has stated publicly that he has no desire to leave Arsenal despite becoming Kai Havertz’s back-up at the striker position this season. 
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