#team-lineups

#team-lineups

Arsenal last conceded a goal at 5.05pm on 28 September. Since then, they've only allowed 12 shots on target in 12 hours and 56 minutes of football, over eight-and-a-half matches, a sequence that equals a club record established in 1903, when they were still knocking around in Woolwich. Nick Ames digs deeper. Share Sunderland are in If It Ain't Broke mode. They name the same XI that started the 2-1 win at Chelsea and the 1-1 draw with Everton.

Sturm Graz: Bignetti; Oermann, Aiwu, Lavalee, Karic; Stankovic; Horvat, Rozga; Kiteishvili; Malone, Jatta

Leeds and West Ham meet at Elland Road for the curtain-raiser of Gameweek 9 in the Premier League. The Hammers have been struggling this season, despite replacing Graham Potter with Nuno Espirito Santo. But Leeds have not fared much better, and sit just four points above their opponents. As a result, this could end up being a huge clash in the battle to avoid relegation, with both sides keen to pick up three crucial points.

Premier League giants Tottenham welcome League One side Doncaster to North London for the Carabao Cup third round. Spurs are only just entering the competition due to their European commitments, but could be tested by a team two divisions below them. Thomas Frank is expected to make wholesale changes for the clash, while Doncaster are likely to throw everything at the match in hopes of causing an upset.

If Havertz leads the line, the Gunners' long-awaited, marquee striker signing Viktor Gyökeres would be forced to make do with a place on the bench.