Arsenal FC vs Tottenham Hotspur
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losses from the past 2 EPL games, and we have this “ye olde derby”
coming up. What’s worse is that the game will be at their home turf.
Our
injury and doubtful list of key players remained the same, which means
the entire team who went to Manchester last weekend will likely make the
short trip to the Emirates Stadium. The next question is who will AVB
play – will he give a chance to Adebayor to start and, together with
Gallas, give some sort of an old boys reunion taste to the game? And
whether Friedel or Lloris will helm the space in front of goal? We will
know them soon enough.
Arsenal
had not been in a good run lately, with 2 draws and a loss in their
past 3 games. Wenger is aware that his backline is not as steady as
before, with the game against Fulham last weekend to show it. But with
Wilshere back in full form and speedster Walcott, the midfield will
likely to see an interesting duel.
With emerging teams vying for the limited Champions League spots, this will be a very interesting game.
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