Arsenal know that despite title rivals Manchester City facing a particularly tough test against Liverpool, the Gunners must simply focus on their own task against Leeds.
Mikel Arteta's men have been in fine form this season, particularly at home, which is where they meet Javi Gracia's side on Saturday afternoon. While Leeds will be aiming for the three points to boost their chances of survival, Arsenal will hope they have one eye on Tuesday's clash at Elland Road against relegation rivals Nottingham Forest.
The Gunners have been dealt an injury blow, with William Saliba still nursing the same back injury that saw him limp out of action against Sporting in the Europa League just over a fortnight ago.
