Arsenal are looking to get their title challenge off the ground once again as the side aim to end their run without a win in four games. That brings them into a clash with London rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium, where they can return to the top of the Premier League, if only temporarily.
The Gunners have been in a poor run of form that started with a 2-2 draw away at Liverpool, despite taking a two-goal lead. Similar then played out in the following game away at West Ham, dropping yet further points in the side's pursuit of a first title in nearly 20-years.
It was still in the north London outfit's hands though, but a shock 3-3 draw against relegation strugglers Southampton saw their winless run extended. It was a far from ideal time to hit a poor run of form, with champions Manchester City to follow and a 4-1 defeat truly put the side in a tough spot.
