
All eyes are on Arsenal for Thursday’s sole Premier League fixture, but the Gunners will have to re-establish their six-point advantage at the top of the table without Kai Havertz.
Victory for Manchester City on Wednesday night slashed Arsenal’s cushion to just three points as they prepare for an awkward away day across London. Brentford are currently seventh in the standings having overperformed under Keith Andrews and have lost just twice on home soil in the Premier League.