Predicted lineup

Arsenal face Burnley in the Premier League on Sunday, following the conclusion of the transfer window on Friday.

Arsenal face Bournemouth in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Monday night, after defeating a strong Leeds United side in the last round.

Arsenal face Chelsea on Tuesday, looking for revenge after their late home defeat to the same opposition last month.

Arsenal face Sheffield United on Saturday, trying to keep their recent winning run at the Emirates Stadium going.

Arsenal face Crystal Palace on Saturday, relatively free from the constraints of rotation affecting the last few selections.

Arsenal face Leeds United on Monday night, in Mikel Arteta’s first FA Cup game in charge of the team.

Arsenal face Manchester United on Wednesday, looking to get their first win under new head coach Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium in a Premier League clash on Sunday, Mikel Arteta’s first home game as the new head coach.

Arsenal face Bournemouth away in the Premier League on Thursday, so here’s our predicted lineup for Mikel Arteta’s first game as the new head coach.

Arsenal travel to Everton on Saturday, with Freddie Ljungberg set to take charge of the match regardless of the appointment of Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal face Dinamo Zagreb in the second match of the Premier League International Cup on Tuesday, after beating Villarreal in their opening game.

Arsenal host Manchester City on Sunday, a difficult end to an otherwise vaguely encouraging week for Freddie Ljungberg’s side.

Freddie Ljungberg may have to call on a number of the young players in the Arsenal squad for the trip to Standard Liege on Thursday.

Arsenal face West Ham United on Monday, looking for a win after nine consecutive games without one.

Arsenal face Brighton in Freddie Ljungberg’s first home game as interim head coach, looking to end a run of six games without a win.

Freddie Ljungberg takes up the reins as Arsenal’s interim head coach on Sunday, as the club travel to Norwich City for a Premier League clash.

Arsenal face Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday, with the chance to qualify for the Europa League knockout stages and claim top spot in their group.

Arsenal face Southampton at the Emirates Stadium as the Premier League returns this weekend after the international break.

Arsenal travel to Leicester City on Saturday needing a win to cut the six-point gap to the third-placed side after poor recent form for Unai Emery’s side in all competitions.

Arsenal face Vitoria in the fourth match of their Europa League group stage campaign, with the possibility to qualify for the knockout stages on the cards.