Arsenal's penultimate Premier League fixture before the World Cup break is a big one as they face London rivals Chelsea.
The Gunners do have a good recent record at Stamford Bridge having avoided defeat on each of their last three visits - winning the previous two - but Mikel Arteta is coming up against a manager he has a mixed record against in Graham Potter who replaced Thomas Tuchel as Blues head coach in September.
In five meetings between the pair, each has two victories to their name with the solitary draw coming last season when Arsenal withstood heavy pressure to secure a point away at Potter's former club Brighton and Hove Albion.
