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Arsenal Hope to Rediscover Winning Form as They Face Crystal Palace

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Arsenal Hope To Rediscover Winning Form As They Face Crystal Palace

Arsenal are looking to bounce back from a poor run of form as they face Crystal Palace in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium.

After claiming victory only once in their last seven matches, Mikel Arteta‘s side will be eager to secure three points against the 14th-placed Crystal Palace.

Following their warm weather training camp in Dubai, Arsenal are hoping that the break has rejuvenated their squad.

One change that Arteta could consider is keeping Aaron Ramsdale as the starting goalkeeper after an impressive performance against Liverpool.

Another change would be to bring in Emile Smith Rowe alongside Martin Odegaard in midfield, especially if Jorginho is unavailable.

In the attacking line, Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli could join Bukayo Saka, with Jesus returning from a knee problem.

The defense is likely to consist of the available senior players, with Jakub Kiwior potentially filling in for the injured Oleksandr Zinchenko.

On the other hand, David Raya could be an alternative choice in goal, with the aim of having more control in the game.

Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard would be solid options in midfield, while Kai Havertz‘s aerial ability could prove valuable against Crystal Palace’s defensive tactics.

In the attacking positions, Leandro Trossard could be preferred over Gabriel Martinelli, considering the tight spaces he can exploit.

Arsenal’s previous success in London Derbies has declined this season, with only two wins out of seven matches.

The Gunners’ last London Derby win came against Crystal Palace earlier in the season, where they had to defend with 10 men after Takehiro Tomiyasu’s red card.

This upcoming match presents a good opportunity for both sides to claim an important victory.

Rachel Adams

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