Freddie Ljungberg has named Granit Xhaka and Mesut Ozil in his first starting XI since taking over as interim boss. #FreddieOut is trending on Twitter as Arsenal fans want him out of their club following his first line-up as interim manager.
One change that will delight Arsenal fans is seeing Alexandre Lacazette restored to the starting line-up.
He is expected to occupy the lone frontman role.
But another who's luck is out is Sokratis - the Greek centre-half takes his place on the bench alongside Tierney and Pepe.
Emiliano Martinez, Lucas Torreira, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinez are also among the replacements.
But the general reaction to the team wasn't too good, with some even tweeting "Freddie out".
Another posted: "WTF is going on here", while another wrote "Ok this is not what I expected".
Nick Tasper joked that "Emery is still in charge behind the scenes," while many described the XI as "a letdown".
Pepe not getting the shout to start seemed to annoy many Gooners, while Mustafi starting wasn't a popular one.
raphexy
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Arsenal players are the problem. Emery out but the defense can't stand even against Norwich team. Freddie gamble starting willock who was extremely poor in the midfield and the timing of his substitution was late. The playing style has changed compare to the previous matches with some rhythm but the midfield is still porous. I just hope he will get it right and the players should understand why they are in the team. COYG
Frivic
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Xhaka's incident was unfortunate.I think Arsenal fans should forget about it and give him another chance
Gunners4ever❤
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Our fans are the reason why we can't return back to being a relevant club amongst europe's elite again. Let's give him atleast 1 month and have an insight on whether freddie is fit for the job before chanting Ljunberg out
SINGAM23
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Qique Sanchez sacked, Emery sacked, Marco Silva gotten into Sacking orders... and Ljungberg is next [Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh]
FaithEvans
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true those players are xhaka, mustafi and ozil. who else?
the game completely bypassed Özil, and his corners would be add up to chances created for his deluded online worshippers to come and be telling us he brings creativity when his main attacking stats are outrageously terrible... we didn't even attack them, Auba was wide and Lacazette had to drop very deep, the link between defense and attack simply wasn't there, cuz Özil couldn't even get himself on the ball enough... in my opinion, the guy stopped being world class 3 years ago