Mikel Arteta will be looking for an immediate response from his Arsenal side when they face Brentford on Saturday afternoon.
Perhaps it's very good news for the Spaniard that it is back to home comforts for the north London outfit following successive 1-0 defeats away from home in the past fortnight against Manchester City and Everton in the FA Cup fourth round and Premier League respectively.
Whilst defeat to the latter was largely disappointing - mainly due to the performance - the Gunners remain five points clear at the top of the Premier League table thanks in part to an unlikely favour from rivals Tottenham Hotspur who beat Man City on Sunday afternoon.
