For the first time in 2023, Arsenal will be in Premier League action as they welcome Newcastle United to the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night.
Despite a six-week break whilst the World Cup was taking place in Qatar as well as losing Gabriel Jesus to a knee injury, the Gunners are still riding a wave of momentum after recording back-to-back wins over West Ham United and Brighton & Hove Albion to close out 2022 and open up a seven-point lead at the top of the table.
Now the target is to continue this form into the new year. A difficult test awaits Arsenal as Newcastle have only lost once in the league this season - away at Liverpool back in August - and boast the best defensive record across the entire division with just 11 goals conceded.