Arsenal are set for Premier League action for the first time in two weeks this weekend when they travel to Brentford on Sunday. A win for Mikel Arteta will see his side enter the first international break as league leaders, as well as the hope of a response after falling to a 3-1 defeat against Manchester United last time out.
The Gunners are currently sat top of the table after five wins from their opening six games. Their home clash against Everton last weekend was postponed following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II last Thursday.
Their Europa League fixture against PSV at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday was also postponed, with a rescheduled date already organised. There were also fears that the fixture against Brentford would be postponed due to policing issues, but the decision was made to move the fixture forward from a 2pm kick-off to 12pm.
