Arsenal scored five against Everton home and away in the league last season and Marco Silva’s side appear to have improved very little defensively. The same goes for Unai Emery as both teams are yet to keep a clean sheet in all competitions. Richarlison’s return from suspension will certainly give Everton a lift but Arsenal still have the bigger guns in attack. The last time Emery’s side failed to beat Everton at home in the league was 2013. Graham SearlesSunday 4pm Sky Sports Premier LeagueVenue Emirates StadiumLast season Arsenal 5 Everton 1Referee Jonathan MossThis season G4 Y11 R2 3.25 cards/gameOdds H 1-2 A 6-1 D 7-2ARSENALSubs from Leno, Martínez, Lichtsteiner, Holding, Mavropanos, Torreira, Elneny, Mkhitaryan, Iwobi, WelbeckDoubtful Torreira (knee)Injured Kolasinac (knee, Oct), Jenkinson (ankle, Nov), Koscielny (achilles), Maitland-Niles (leg, both Dec)Suspended NoneDiscipline Y9 R0Form LLWWWLeading scorers Aubameyang, Iwobi, Lacazette, Mkhitaryan, Monreal, Mustafi, Özil, Welbeck, Xhaka 1EVERTONSubs from Stekelenberg, Baines, Davies, Holgate, Davies, Dowell, Bernard, Niasse, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman, BaningimeDoubtful NoneInjured Coleman (foot), Gomes (hamstring), Jagielka (knee), Keane (skull, all 29 Sep), McCarthy (leg, Nov)Suspended NoneDiscipline Y9 R2Form DWDDLLeading scorer Richarlison 3

Source: The Guardian September 22, 2018 07:52 UTC