Brighton & Hove Albion travel down to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday looking to damage Arsenal's remaining hopes of winning the Premier League title.
The Seagulls, themselves, still have something to play for in the final month of the season, with European football for the first time in club history still on the cards. Roberto De Zerbi's men are currently eighth - two points behind Tottenham and Aston Villa - but have two games in hand.
Today's contest won't be an easy task and the Gunners can't afford any more dropped points. Before kick-off at 4:30pm, they could find themselves four points behind Manchester City - who travel to Everton in the earlier kick-off.