On Monday night, Arsenal is set to face Sheffield United at Bramall Lane, aiming to achieve a historic feat by potentially becoming the first club in English league history to secure three consecutive away victories, each by at least five goals.
The Gunners have recently dominated West Ham United (6-0) and Burnley (5-0).
Sheffield United, on the other hand, faces the threat of making unwanted history.
Having suffered two consecutive 0-5 defeats at home to Aston Villa and Brighton, another significant loss would see them become the first English side to endure three consecutive home defeats by a five-goal margin.
Here’s a glimpse of the probable Arsenal lineup (4-3-3) that Mikel Arteta may deploy for this potentially historic match:
Goalkeeper (GK): David Raya
Raya, the Arsenal goalkeeper, has a unique footballer’s story and is eager to contribute to the team’s success.
Right Back (RB): Ben White
White, known for his competitiveness on and off the pitch, enjoys card games like Uno and strives for victory in all aspects of his life.
Center Backs (CB): William Saliba and Gabriel
Saliba expresses Arsenal’s ambition not just to participate but to compete for titles.
Gabriel, a solid defender, has a remarkable record with minimal errors related to shots.
Left Back (LB): Jakub Kiwior
Kiwior’s journey includes a humorous anecdote about his lunch choice, emphasizing the transition to a professional athlete’s lifestyle.
Central Midfielders (CM): Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz
Odegaard recalls overthinking during a dinner with Arsene Wenger as a teenager before joining Real Madrid.
Havertz shares a story of his early realization about a “too cool” backpack, providing a reality check and a new bag for his sister.
Right Wing (RW): Bukayo Saka
Saka’s impressive goal-scoring record is highlighted, matching the entire Sheffield United roster’s league goals this year.
Left Wing (LW): Gabriel Martinelli
Martinelli’s father praises his relentless desire on the field, treating every ball as if it were his last supper.
