All seemed lost going into Wednesday night for Arsenal, but it's amazing what one result can do. The Gunners top-four hopes were flipped on their head by a shock 4-2 victory over Chelsea that has seen momentum lurch back in their favour going into the final game of the season.
So what now for Mikel Arteta? Does he stick with a game plan that worked a treat at Stamford Bridge even though it was specifically catered to the threats Thomas Tuchel's side pose? Or does he switch things up for the impending visit of a Manchester United that, on paper at least, Arsenal are expected to beat? He elaborated a little on that exact dilemma in his pre-match press conference.
"It is hard, but fortunately, that's been the case in many weeks when I had to pick others that have to step in, and they've done well for the team because they always prepare well," the Spaniard said on the prospect of changing a winning formula. "That's what we expect, but that doesn't mean we are always going to repeat the same line-up. We have options to change, and we have options to change again tomorrow and play in different ways."
