"Opening this weekend's fixtures holding a four-point buffer at the top of the table, the Gunners have rightfully received a string of plaudits from across the continent. Despite being last seen heading into November's international break with a 2-2 stalemate away at Premier League newcomers Sunderland, Arsenal have won each of their previous 10 appearances across all competitions. With their sights set on completing an iconic domestic sweep this season, Arteta's side will be confident of making another title statement here."
"Limping off with a reported thigh issue while away with Brazil during November's international break, Arsenal are expected to be without defensive talisman Gabriel Magalhaes here. Likewise, picking up a hamstring injury prior to the fortnight interval, the Gunners are sweating over the fitness of big-money summer recruit Viktor Gyokeres. Dealing with what has become a mounting injury list behind the scenes in north London, Arsenal will once again be unable to call upon the likes of Gabriel Jesus, Noni Madueke"
Arsenal lead the Premier League by four points and have won their previous ten matches across all competitions. The side drew 2-2 at Sunderland before the international break but remain strong title contenders. Multiple players face injury doubts, including Gabriel Magalhaes, Viktor Gyokeres, Gabriel Jesus, Noni Madueke and captain Martin Odegaard. Bukayo Saka has scored in four of his last six appearances and will be central to Arsenal's attacking threat. Tottenham initially showed promise under Thomas Frank but have struggled for consistency and stability. Betting markets favor an Arsenal win with under 4.5 goals.
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