Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Ozil are expected to start in Arsenal’s Monday night’s game against Leicester City at the Emirates.
Arsenal go in hunt of a tenth successive win all competitions, so both the manager and the squad should do their best to reach the desired results.
Speaking ahead of the game, however, Unai Emery was well aware of the difficult task his side will face.
"The game is very big, very difficult," said Emery. "Leicester are a very good team and play with a clear identity under Claude Puel. They are very competitive, have very good players and we need every single player, and our mentality together to be stronger than in the last match."
If Ozil returns to the starting XI, Aaron Ramsey will look set to once again start amongst the substitutes. Alex Iwobi is expected to start on the right of a front three along with Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette, with Ozil in the No.10 role supporting them. Lucas Torreira and Granit Xhaka will most likely play in central midfield. Rob Holding will continue to partner Shkodran Mustafi in a back four alongside Hector Bellerin and Nacho Monreal as Sokratis will miss due to ankle problem.