Brighton will be Arsenal’s next challenge in the Premier League, with both clubs set to meet tomorrow afternoon at the Emirates.
The Seagulls have made a strong start to the season, winning both of their opening matches, including a victory against Manchester United in their last game.
Arsenal remains the favourite, having also secured an away win against Aston Villa in their most recent outing.
The Gunners have started this season well, building on their impressive form from the previous campaign.
The game against Brighton won’t be easy, but a victory over the Seagulls could be a good omen for Arsenal.
Having won their final six Premier League games last season, Arsenal is currently on a run of eight consecutive league wins.
If the Gunners beat Brighton, it will mark their ninth consecutive league win, and as The Sun notes, this could be a sign that they are destined for the title.
The last time Arsenal won nine consecutive games was during the 2003/2004 season when they went on to become champions
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These stats are exciting to read, but every game is different from the other, and every season is also different.
We need to stay focused on winning games, and some long winning runs will help our quest to win the league.
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Aside of it’ll be a good omen for Arsenal. If the Gunners playing at home tomorrow in the Epl. Beat the Seagulls to go above them in the table.
Nevertheless, if the Gunners want to extend their Epl match winning run this season to three. They have only one choice on the table of to beat the Seagulls to achieve that.
And I am more than sure that Arsenal will tomorrow at the Emirates Stadium beat Brighton by 3 goals to nil at fulltime in the match encounter.
My Arsenal team starting XI for the match is as below.
Raya;
White Saliba Gabriel Zinichenko;
Partey;
Rice Ddegaard Merino;
Saka Havertz Trossard.
But I won’t be surprised if Arteta once again for match starting, start Martinelli for this Brighton match and bench the productive regular goal-scoring Trossard to bot start the match. And he could also start Timber in the leftback position and bench Zinichenkp. And I think Calafiori will have to bid for his time to start for Arsenal in the very hard EPl matches.
12 players?? And Merino is also sidelined.
I’m not one for “omens” one way or the other.
Arsenal beat another “bogey” team of theirs, Villa, last time out so that’s good but, who knows, they may lose unexpectedly to a team they have a much better record against than either Villa or Brighton. It has, it does, and it can happen again.
It’s a hoary old saying I know, but you really do have to take it a game at a time – across the whole 38.
without needless dissection of the word ‘omen’, certainly a victory over the progressive [and now high spending] Brighton, and 3 wins from 3, would be a great start to the season for Arsenal
but, perhaps partly where the author was coming from, a loss would be confidence sapping
great to be discussing the game tomorrow rather than strikers, I expect Arteta to start with just one change which is Trossard in against his old club for Martinelli
Trossard seems to be developing a really good understanding with Havertz, emulating what we see on the right, have seen Havertz high quality assists for Trossard in the high pressure PL run in continued in pre-season vs B Leverkusen, might we see it gain in 18 hours time (posted 6:30pm)