After the fallout from the defeat to Manchester City, the end-of-season aim is very simple for Arsenal now: win. Chelsea are next up in the remaining five games on the order for the Gunners with the Blues in incredibly poor form.
Frank Lampard is yet to pick up a win as Chelsea boss and the looming appointment of Mauricio Pochettino seems to be seeing this season flitter away as the games run down. 14 points off a Europa Conference League place, it has been a dreadful campaign from the Blues.
If anything, Arsenal couldn’t wish for a better opponent but there should still be changes from Mikel Arteta. The side needs a fresh injection of quality and fitness and there’s options to provide that both in the starting XI and the bench as football.london takes a look at four changes needed to be made.