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Arsenal are set to receive a trio of boosts ahead of their Sunday Premier League contest against Fulham, with Gabriel Jesus, Leandro Trossard and Martin Odegaard all potentially in contention to take part in the game at Craven Cottage.
The Gunners had been hoping to extend their five-point lead over Manchester City in the Premier City standings but Man City’s 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday has kept the pressure on Mikel Arteta’s side as they head into their game in hand tomorrow.
Optimism for Arsenal fans has grown now that Gabriel Jesus, who had been missing due to a knee injury sustained during Brazil’s World Cup campaign in Qatar, was seen training last week although he was not picked for the 2-2 draw with Sporting Lisbon on Thursday.
On top of this, January signing Trossard is looking most likely to crew up with the Arsenal squad after being taken off injured during last week’s excitement-filled win against Bournemouth while captain Odegarrd also looks ready despite an illness preventing him from playing at Lisbon.
Fulham have surged to eighth place meanwhile; nine points away from fourth place Champions League qualification spot.
Ex-Premier League striker Mark Lawrenson remarked: ‘What a great game it’d be and what a challenge the Gunners will face – I jumped out of my seat when they scored their winning goal against Bournemouth!
‘Still, I’m worried if they can sustain this leading form as they’ve got little resources upfront’, referring mainly to Leandro Trossard’s injury and Eddie Nketiah lack of form’.
Concluding his remarks he said: ‘Fulham will put up a great fight just like how they challenged Arsenal back at Emirates Stadium earlier this season and it’ll be close but I’m expecting Arsenal find yet another way.’
This article was updated 1 week ago