Arsenal return to Europa League action on Thursday evening as they look to extend their 100% record in Group A at home to FK Bødo/Glimt having beaten FC Zurich 2-1 last time out.
Goals from Marquinhos and Eddie Nketiah either side of a Mirlind Kryeziu penalty secured three points for the Gunners in Switzerland last month. However, this should be Mikel Arteta's side's third match of the group stage after their match at home to PSV Eindhoven was postponed.
That means that Thursday's clash with the Norwegian outfit will be the first in a run of five consecutive weeks where Arsenal will play Europa League football as well as Premier League and Carabao Cup duties prior to the World Cup starting next month.
