Arsenal have now completed the first half of the Premier League season and sit pretty at the top of the pile, boasting a five-point advantage over nearest challengers Manchester City.
However, there is still plenty of football to be played and up next for the Gunners is the stern test of a trip to Everton. Arsenal have not won at Goodison Park since 2017 when Arsene Wenger was still at the helm, so Mikel Arteta will be all too aware of the size of the task that presents his players.
The Toffees will be hoping to put some of that famous 'new manager bounce' momentum to good use given this tie also marks Sean Dyche's first game in the Everton hot-seat.
