Quote from: gabbie2010 on Today at 08:29:24 PM

Truly Goodison Park home ground of Everton had always been a nightmare for Arsenal, even last season when Everton was battling relegation with consecutive poor results yet they were able to defeat Arsenal with a lone goal, personally I think the outcome of their match is dicey though Everton is battling with injuries to some of their main players which might tilt the result in favor of Arsenal, however it's obvious that EPL had become tougher this season thus teams shouldn't be underrated because they can create an upset in view of that Arsenal would have to be at their best in their match for them to stand of securing the three maximum points at Goodison Park.

Goodison Park is always a terrifying place for Arsenal since they constantly struggle to gain at least a draw there and Everton usually wins.

The last time Arsenal beat Everton at Goodison Park was in 2017. Since then, Arsenal's best result at Goodison Park has been a draw, but I believe the record will be broken this season because Everton has been in poor form, having lost three of the four matches they have played and drawing their most recent match, while Arsenal has only drawn one match against Fulham.

Quote from: Asiska02 on Today at 08:34:44 PM

A three-man defense play by a team doesn’t mean that the team is underrating its opponent but could also mean how easily the team can be able to penetrate their opponent to gain a victory. There is no problem with Arsenal using a three man defense for this game, after all, Everton is a lesser strong side compared to Arsenal for a while now. I am sure Arsenal will be able to win them and take 3-points home this time around unlike their last meeting in last season.

Last season, Everton were battling relegation while Arsenal was hunting for the Premier League title, but Everton still beat Arsenal at home, which is why I am a bit scared in this match, especially as Gebriel might be absent in the game. But deploying a 3-man defense will be very ok for Arsenal since they are used to it already and have played their first three matches of the season without Gebriel.