While their upcoming Premier League opponents, Manchester City, must secure a result at home to Club Brugge in order to remain in the competition, Arsenal are merely concerned over whether they'll finish third or fourth in the league phase table - their automatic place in the knockout rounds all but secure.

I see Wolves manager Vitor Pereira dug out Matheus Cunha for his body language after Monday's defeat by Chelsea. I am not sure how smart a move that is, considering Cunha has scored almost a third of their 32 Premier League goals this season.

Tottenham have injury doubts over Djed Spence, Yves Bissouma and Pape Sarr for their Premier League clash with Leicester. Dominic Solanke and Brennan Johnson remain sidelined among a long list of absent Spurs players including Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero.

Arsenal haven't lost in the Premier League since Nov. 2, but they've dropped four points in their last three games.

Arsenal welcome Croatian outfit Dinamo Zagreb to north London on Wednesday for their fifth successive home fixture, with victory pushing them ever closer to automatic qualification for the Champions League last 16. Their midweek European venture offers them the opportunity to forget their domestic struggles.

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