Arsenal travel to Brighton this weekend after a 3-0 defeat to Manchester City but will Arsene Wenger tweak his starting XI?
Not only are Arsenal on the road on Sunday, they’re also looking so poor that it doesn’t feel as if they’ll win another match this season.
Jack Wilshere should be available for the clash against the Seagulls after the 26-year-old missed out on Arsenal’s second defeat to City in five days.
Arsene Wenger said the midfielder felt some pain in his ankle so was left out of the City game after playing two matches in a row. But the boss seems sure that he will be back in the mix against Brighton.
#afc say Wilshere has a "slight ankle" problem. https://t.co/6pRcjAhXjs
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) March 1, 2018
Considering he was replaced by Danny Welbeck, I’m sure Arsenal fans will have their fingers crossed that Wilshere is back in the side. Even though the England international has been far from his best recently.
Arsenal have won just three times away from home this season. Therefore, Wenger needs to start his strongest XI. The problem is, I don’t think anyone’s quite sure what that is these days, since no one appears to want to turn up.