Arsenal are back in Premier League action this Saturday as they welcome Leeds United to the Emirates Stadium. Mikel Arteta's men are looking to tick-off another game in the quest for their first league title in nearly 20 years.
The game is the first since the final international break of the season. The Gunners had won their previous six games - stretching their lead over Manchester City to eight points with 10 games remaining.
Arteta has welcomed back a host of stars from national team duty, avoiding any major fresh injury concerns. With that being said, the north Londoners do have a number of distressing issues to deal with in the next two days.
