Arsenal face another huge test on their return from the international break, facing off with north London rivals Tottenham at the weekend. Mikel Arteta will be looking to inflict a first defeat of the Premier League campaign to opposite number Antonio Conte, who has helped them off to a good start.
A win for the Gunners would keep them top of the table and move them four points clear of Spurs in a huge boost to their top four chances and title credentials. A loss, on the other hand, would see their close rivals leapfrog them by two points while staying unbeaten.
It'll be all to play for at the Emirates, however history is on Arteta's side so far, having won the two clashes he has managed at home against Tottenham. The Spaniard, like most managers at the top, has had a smaller squad to work with throughout the international break, but will still be preparing them for the clash.
