Leeds United, who are unbeaten in their last five home Premier League games, will host Arsenal at Elland Road on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the Gunners have lost their last three away league games, conceding more goals in this run (nine) than they had in their previous nine on the road combined (nine). The Gunners last lost more consecutive away league games between January and May 2018 under Arsene Wenger (seven).
Leeds United are winless in their last 10 meetings with Arsenal in all competitions (D2 L8) but a win at home is valued at (3.90).
Arsenal are unbeaten in their last six away games against Leeds in all competitions (W4 D2) and another victory is tipped to occur at (1.90).
A draw at Elland Road has been considered to occur at (3.90).
Leeds are set to miss quite a number of players as Kalvin Phillips, Patrick Bamford, and Liam Cooper are carrying hamstring injuries while Rodrigo and Pascal Struijk are sidelined by heel and foot problems respectively.
Junior Firpo is serving a one-game ban as Jamie Shackleton and Dan James are the latest stars to be ruled out due to injuries but Robin Koch is available again.
Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will not be part of the matchday squad due to disciplinary action taken by the club.
Bernd Leno is still recovering from a groin injury while Sead Kolasinac remains a long-term absentee with an ankle issue.
Arsenal have won 10 of their last 13 away league games against Yorkshire sides (D1 L2), with both defeats in that run coming against Sheffield United. It’s more victories than the Gunners had managed in their previous 49 league visits to the county (W9 D17 L23).
Leeds have lost their last two Premier League games, conceding as many goals in these defeats (10) as they had in their previous 10 league games combined. The Whites haven’t lost three consecutive games in the top-flight since April/May 2004, a run that included a 5-0 loss against Arsenal.
Since Mikel Arteta's first game in charge on Boxing Day in 2019, Arsenal have scored 28 Premier League goals via players aged 21 or younger - more than any other team.Since the start of last season, Leeds United average 1.6 goals-per-game when Patrick Bamford plays, compared to just 0.9 when he’s absent. The Whites have won 41% of their Premier League games with Bamford in the side (18/44), and just 27% without him (3/11).
Arsenal pair Emile Smith Rowe (21) and Bukayo Saka (20) have assisted one another six times in the Premier League; among duos when both aged 21 or younger, only Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney (8) have assisted one another more often in the competition's history.
Leeds have scored five goals in the last five games where they have conceded 12 and kept two clean sheets. Arsenal have scored 10, conceded five and kept three clean sheets.
Punters can take an offer of over 2.5 goals at (1.70) with BetKing.
Over 2.5 goals at (1.70) with BetKing.
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