Arsenal will be looking to book their place in the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2020 when they travel to Manchester City on Friday night.
The Gunners have a rich history in this competition but haven't had any success since winning it three years ago, losing in the third and fourth round in the last two seasons. However, Arteta will be keen to rectify those wrongs heading into a clash against his former employers, having previously worked at City as Pep Guardiola's assistant.
It is also the third meeting in a matter of months between the two clubs after the first Premier League fixture was postponed due to Arsenal's involvement in the Europa League. All three matches are set to be mouth-watering as Arsenal and City also battle for the Premier League title at the top of the division.c
