Quote from: Sakanwa on Today at 04:11:58 AM

Arsenal will be locking horns with Brighton in their next fixture in the English premier league,while Liverpool will play Manchester United on Sunday.The Arsenal Vs Brighton game is really going to be a tough game because Brighton knows how much strength the gunners have,and they will try as much as possible to shortened their movements on the wing flangs.Arsenal will need to be aware of the threat that Brighton can pose, especially now that they want to qualify for the European tournament.
But I am optimistic about Arsenal that they will either win or draw this match.They won't want to lose again because they already dropped point in their last game,so everything possible they are going to do,to get over it.

Arteta has no fresh injury concerns heading into Sunday’s game, but he does have a couple of big selection calls.
Leandro Trossard will want to start against his former club and he could come into the frontline, while Jorginho is expected to retain his place at the base of midfield after starring at St. James’ Park.
Jakub Kiwior should continue alongside Gabriel at centre-back, and Kieran Tierney could make a rare Premier League start amid Oleksandr Zinchenki’s recent defensive struggles.

While on the brighton side, Roberto De Zerbi will almost certainly make a few changes to the side that was thumped by Everton on Monday. Solly March and Julio Enciso are two contenders to return to the fold, and they could replace Facundo Buonanotte and Deniz Undav respectively. Injuries have forced the Brighton manager to improvise with his right-back selection as of late, but a potential solution could be re-introducing Levi Colwill to the starting XI and deploying Adam Webster on the right.

Adam Lallana, Tariq Lamptey and Jeremy Sarmiento are all sidelined for the visitors, while Joel Veltman is a major doubt. Evan Ferguson is back in contention, however. I'm rooting for a 3-0 win against Brighton.

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