Wednesday night's clash between Arsenal and Everton is set to have huge ramifications on both ends of the Premier League table. The tie is a rearranged fixture from earlier this season as the Gunners' Europa League tie with PSV Eindhoven had to take the original date due to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II last year.
As a result, the match at the Emirates was left until this point, where both sides will finally have chance to play the game in hand over their league rivals. For the Toffees, it offers them a chance to climb out of the relegation zones under new boss Sean Dyche, who had already masterminded a 1-0 win over Arsenal in his first game in charge.
For Mikel Arteta, he could see his side move five points clear of Manchester City in the title race and put the extra game they have to play into a points advantage on the table. While the Spaniard fell to defeat at the hands of Dyche last time out, it isn't just a case of revenge for him.
