Leicester City vs Arsenal

Arsenal face Leicester City in the League Cup on Wednesday night, knowing a trip to Lincoln or Liverpool awaits the victor in the next round.

The League Cup clash between Arsenal and Leicester City will go ahead despite three positive COVID-19 tests for West Ham United.

Arsenal travel to Leicester in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday looking to make it 3 wins from 3, so who is not fit to play?

Arsenal have wrapped up the signing of Rúnar Alex Rúnarsson after a medical on Friday, and there’s a chance he features against Leicester City.

Arsenal suffered a damaging but entirely predictable defeat to Leicester City on Saturday, losing 2-0 to drop nine points behind their top-four rivals.

Arsenal went to Leicester in search of only their third cleansheet in their last 25 Premier League away games and, as you know, couldn’t find it.

Arsenal head to Leicester today with most Gooners expecting a bit of a drubbing if we’re honest, so let’s look at how the teams line up.

Arsenal get another new ref for their trip to Leicester, not that it will make any difference when Brendan Rodger’s men take on Unai Emery’s.

Many Arsenal fans are hoping that, if the worst happens against Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester on Saturday it will, at least, result in the removal of Unai Emery as head coach as we head into an international break, but that now seems incredibly unlikely.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang may well be one of the best strikers Arsenal have ever signed, but the Gabonese man has never scored on a Saturday for us when playing away.

Unai Emery says he doesn’t know if Granit Xhaka will play for Arsenal again before mumbling something else a little confusing.

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.