The Gunners have forced the rest of the league to sit up and take notice as they begin to flourish under Unai Emery's leadership
Arsenal will be chasing their 10th successive victory when they face off against Leicester City in the Premier League on Monday.
Unai Emery's side have been in sensational form and went into the international break having strung together nine wins on the trot in all competitions.
The partnership between Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, in particular, has been flourishing, so Gunners fans will be hopeful that they can pick up where they left off.
Leicester, meanwhile, find themselves in mid-table having lost at home to Everton prior to the international break and they will be eager to secure a positive result on their return to action.
TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch
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In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live on TV on Sky Sports Premier League of Sky Sports Main Event and it can be streamed online via Sky Go.
Squads & Team News
Sokratis suffered an ankle injury while on international duty with Greece and will be monitored ahead of the game, but Danny Welbeck has trained and is available. Mesut Ozil has recovered from a back problem, but Petr Cech is still a concern as he recovers from a hamstring injury.
Laurent Koscielny and Konstantinos Mavropanos are expected to be back in action in November, while Ainsley Maitland-Niles has returned to training after suffering a minor leg fracture in August.
Potential Arsenal XI: Leno; Bellerin, Mustafi, Sokratis, Monreal; Ramsey, Torreira, Xhaka, Mkhitaryan; Lacazette, Aubameyang.
Wes Morgan will miss the game through suspension, meaning Jonny Evans is likely to come into the defence to partner Harry Maguire. Demarai Gray has been sidelined with an ankle issue but could be available to play.
Potential Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Pereira, Evans, Maguire, Chilwell; Ndidi, Mendy, Maddison, Amartey; Iheanacho, Vardy.
Betting & Match Odds
Arsenal are, unsurprisingly, favourites to win the game according to bet365, who price the Gunners at 8/15 to succeed. Leicester's chances of victory are rated 11/2 and a draw is a 7/2 bet.
Match Preview
Hector Bellerin may have warned supporters not to be "unrealistic" about Arsenal's expectations following their recent upturn in fortunes, but it is easy to see why some might allow themselves the luxury.
Even though they currently sit outside the top four, in their last five games in the Premier League the Gunners have posted the best run of form in the division, surpassing early pace-setters Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea.
They scored 14 goals in those games, with Aubameyang and Lacazette bagging eight between them, forcing the rest of the league to take notice of the burgeoning partnership.
Arsenal's only defeats this season came in the opening two weeks of the campaign, against City and Chelsea, but they have improved significantly since then, with the players adapting favourably to the new methods being implemented by Emery.
Their last meeting with Leicester ended in a 3-1 defeat as the final days of Arsene Wenger's reign lurched to a disappointing conclusion, while the reverse fixture at the Emirates was a narrow 1-0 win in the north London side's favour.
The Foxes are coming up against an altogether different beast on Monday, though.