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    Bournemouth vs Arsenal, 19.10.2024, KO 17:30 GMT

    Depending on what injury problems we have (basically whether Havertz and Saka are fit) this could be a tough game, arguably unlucky to not get more than one point from the two fixtures against Newcastle and Chelsea where they dominated for sizeable periods of the game.

    We have twice previously had big wins there, 3-0 and 4-0 respectively. We would be doing well to get a similar scoreline

    Not a game where we can afford to muck about by indulging the presence of Sterling or Jesus on the pitch for too long (I’d suggest if Arteta wants to bring them up to the level where they can be useful squad players to give them game time against Shatkah instead)

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    Don’t envisage too many problems here because Bournemouth actually try to play football rather than be spoilers which suits us. Plus we seem to be a lot more switched on away from home.

    Don’t think it will be as comfortable as our previous two visits but I’ll go for a 0-2 win.

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    3-0 Evanilson hatter

    This is definitely a game to rest Saka and one or two other key players whilst making sure we get the job done.

    Raya

    White/Timber (depending on fitness) Kiwior Gabriel Calafiori

    Partey Jorg

    Sterling Havertz (if fit) Martinelli

    Trossard

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    There’s no need to rest anyone unless there’s a fitness issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marc Overmars View Post
    There’s no need to rest anyone unless there’s a fitness issue.
    On a general level we need to be rotating regularly, you can't leave it until the end of the season - it helps to prevent injury, keeps players fresh and it's also good to keep other players in form by giving them minutes

    In this case we've Shaktar in the week and then Liverpool so it's important

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac76 View Post
    On a general level we need to be rotating regularly, you can't leave it until the end of the season - it helps to prevent injury, keeps players fresh and it's also good to keep other players in form by giving them minutes

    In this case we've Shaktar in the week and then Liverpool so it's important
    It would make far more sense to rest people against Shaktar would it not?

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