Fabregas: Gunners must be ‘up for it’
Arsene Wenger’s men have the opportunity to put some pressure on leaders Chelsea and Manchester United, who clash at Stamford Bridge tomorrow, with what would be a sixth win from seven league games.
Indeed were Arsenal – now unbeaten in 12 matches in all competitions – to pick up another three points, it would move them, temporarily at least, above United on goal difference and within two points of Chelsea, who travel to Emirates Stadium at the end of November.