Arsenal currently sit top of the Premier League heading into the September international break and could be in line for a historic season.
Mikel Arteta's side have won six of their opening seven Premier League fixtures as they prepare for a huge clash against north London rivals Tottenham after the international break. The Gunners sit one point above both Manchester City and Spurs after bouncing back from their defeat at Old Trafford with an impressive win against Brentford.
Spurs have capitalised on the poor form of their rivals and are keeping pace with Arteta and Guardiola's teams at the top of the table. Meanwhile, Chelsea have had a rocky start to the season after a hectic summer transfer window followed by the departure of Thomas Tuchel as manager, swiftly replaced by the arrival of Graham Potter.
