Arsenal would like to put the Premier League leader Liverpool a slight pressure if you visit Everton on Saturday.
The Gunners will reduce Liverpool’s lead over nine points if they were supposed to beat Everton, whereby the team of Arne Slot was only in action on Sunday afternoon. While tipping over the deficit seems extremely unlikely, Arsenal wants to delay the apparently inevitable reproduction as long as possible.
Mikel Areta and his players could be distracted with Real Madrid from the quarter-finals of the Champions League on Tuesday, with the Arsenal boss perhaps used as an opportunity on Saturday to rest players from a gigantic European encounter.
This is how Arsenal could set up in Goodison.
GK: David Raya – Everton is not a productive goal scorer, but will test Raya in the penalty area with persistent crosses. The Spaniard has to command his area against the giant gang of Toffees.
RB: Thomas Partey – Since Takehiro Tomiyasu may have been connected to the treatment room by Jurrien Timber and Ben White on Saturday, Party can be attributed to its less comfortable right -back function.
CB: William Saliba – After Gabriel’s injury at the end of the season, the responsibility in Saliba will be to prevent Arsenal’s defense before imploding. The Frenchman rarely puts a foot wrong, regardless of his central defender.
CB: Jakub Kiwior – Since Riccardo Calafiori is also outside the crime for the Gunners, it will be the lower Kiwior who leads the defense next to Saliba. The international Poland is not always a calming presence.
LB: Myles Lewis -Skelly – Oleksandr Zinchenko could come to the team if Lewis-Skelly needs a break before Madrid’s collision, but Arteta may not risk further changes to his weakened backline.
Cm: Martin Odegaard – The skipper was reinforced by the return of Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka, with less creative stress fell directly onto his shoulders.
Cm: Jorginho – When Parttey leads the line to right -back and Mikel Merino, the veteran Jorginho Arsenal’s back will shield four. It can still be an effective emergency option for the Gunners.
CM: Declan Rice – Fortunately for Arsenal, Rice has unlimited energy reserves and should be ready for three games within a week. Everton’s combative machine room will keep him trot.
RW: Ethan Nwaneri – Saka, who arrived during his return during the week, is likely to be saved for Madrid’s visit to the Emirates stage, with the early ripening Nwaneri continued on the right flank.
ST: Mikel Merino – Why sign a striker, what? Merino achieved another goal when he acted as Arsenals No. 9 against Fulham, which means that he has now achieved three excursions for club and land in his last four excursions.
LW: Leandro Trossard – Like Saka on the other wing, Martinelli can be rested for the big game against Madrid, with Trossard filling the gap on the left. He has six games without a goal for club and country and will want to end this run at Goodison.