Gunners face selection problems for Burnley game.
Arsenal have yet more injury problems to think about this weekend as they meet Burnley in the Premier League, with Arsene Wenger likely to make a number of changes in defence…
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GK) Wojciech Szczesny
The established first choice in goal for Arsenal, the Polish shot-stopper is the logical choice for Arsene Wenger’s side in this match.
DR: Hector Bellerin
With Mathieu Debuchy injured, Arsenal are short of options at right-back and will have to give another game to inexperienced youngster Hector Bellerin.
DL: Nacho Monreal
Moving from centre-back to left-back, Nacho Monreal should start in his preferred position against Burnley to replace the injured Kieran Gibbs.
DC: Calum Chambers
With Monreal moving to the left-hand side and Bellerin coming in on the right, Calum Chambers will fill in for the injured Laurent Koscielny at centre-back.
DC: Per Mertesacker
The only fit first-choice member of Arsenal’s back four, Per Mertesacker will likely captain the side against Burnley this weekend.
MC: Mathieu Flamini
With some uncertainty over whether or not Mikel Arteta will be fully fit to start in this weekend’s game, Mathieu Flamini may well continue in defensive midfield.
MC: Aaron Ramsey
With Jack Wilshere out injured, Aaron Ramsey may drop back into a deeper midfield role for this match, partnering Flamini in the centre.
AMR: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
With Theo Walcott not yet fit enough to start this game, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain seems the best choice to start for Arsenal on the right flank.
AML: Alexis Sanchez
With Oxlade-Chamberlain on the right, in-form attacker Alexis Sanchez seems likely to take up a position on the left-hand side for the Gunners at the Emirates Stadium.
AMC: Santi Cazorla
Starting again in a central role, Santi Cazorla looks Arsenal’s best bet behind the main striker in the absence of the injured playmaker Mesut Ozil.
FC: Danny Welbeck
A player who has impressed since joining Arsenal from rivals Manchester United, Danny Welbeck is the likeliest option to start upfront for Wenger’s side this Saturday.
