Arsenal are set to clash with London rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium in a highly anticipated Premier League derby on Tuesday.
After a recent setback against Aston Villa and elimination from the Champions League, Arsenal bounced back with a 2-0 win against Wolves last Saturday.
The away victory saw them reclaim the Premier League summit, which they will hope to extend when they meet Chelsea.
Meanwhile, Cole Palmer’s remarkable debut season has helped the Blues, and has seen him join the ranks of Chelsea legends like Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba.
The 21-year-old has notched up an impressive 20 Premier League goals, including 10 in his last five appearances.
Although Chelsea lost this same match 3-1 last season, the side boasts a long standing record against their neighbours.
They have not lost consecutive Premier League away games against Arsenal since October 2003.
The Blues have also not lost a single match in their last eight Premier League games this sesosn, with four wins and four draws.
On injury worries, Arsenal enter the match with a relatively unchanged squad, with no new injuries reported.
Meanwhile, Chelsea are hopeful of reinforcements with Christopher Nkunku and Robert Sanchez nearing a return after training with the team, but are doubtful for the clash.
While Palmer has been reported feeling unwell, casting doubts on his availability, Reece James, Romeo Lavia, and Levi Colwill remain sidelined.
Although the game might be more important for Arsenal, Chelsea will hope to maintain their unbeaten streak, while keeping an eye on their slim chances for any European tournament.
The kicks off time at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday is 8pm.
