Paul Merson has delivered his prediction for Arsenal’s forthcoming clash with Brighton, acknowledging the scale of the challenge facing the Gunners.As the season approaches its conclusion, Arsenal

Deep down, most realise it is virtually impossible but there is a feeling among some United supporters that Arsenal crumble under pressure and therefore it cannot completely be ruled out, even though the present gap is 13 points, although United do have a game in hand.

Arsenal do not have to worry about any of these players at the Amex Stadium on Wednesday evening. Enciso (Strasbourg), Estupinan (AC Milan), Caicedo (Chelsea) and Mac Allister (Liverpool) have all left Brighton permanently in recent summer transfer windows.

The Gunners have produced some stellar—and often daring—kits over the years.

After a run of one win from 13 league games, Brighton have regained momentum by beating Brentford and Nottingham Forest, meaning Albion have the chance to claim three consecutive victories for the first time this season. If they are to manage that feat, the predatory instincts of Danny Welbeck are again likely to be key.

Arsenal faces Chelsea in this Premier League matchup on Sunday at Emirates Stadium, and you can catch all the action with Peacock.

Arsenal got set-piece goals from William Saliba and Jurrien Timber to beat 10-man Chelsea 2-1 in a top-five clash at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

Arsenal’s wage bill rose to a club-record £346m, but their £19m jump from 2023-24 was a slower increase than the year before. With the fourth-highest wage bill in the Premier League for 2024-25, their second-placed finish could be viewed as an overachievement.

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