Arsenal face one of their most important nights in the Premier League so far this season as they host Everton at the Emirates Stadium. The tie could prove to be a crunch match in the race for the title as it is the Gunners' game in hand over rivals Manchester City, giving them the potential to move five points clear with victory.
That result is far from a given though as the Toffees have already proven once this campaign that they can get the better of the north London outfit. The reverse fixture was new manager Sean Dyche's first match in charge and they responded to their relegation fears well.
James Tarkowski's towering header from a corner proved to be the difference between the two sides as Mikel Arteta cut a frustrated figure on the touchline. With the clash being a home tie and with different circumstances for the visitors since then, there will be hopes for a better results for the Gunners.
