Mikel Arteta during an Arsenal match
Arsenal will look to continue their pursuit of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League against Everton this Saturday.
The Gunners have only lost one of their first seven games, but that is enough to see the off the pace behind unbeaten City.
3Arsenal come into their clash with Everton after claiming an impressive draw away at Bayern Munich in the Champions LeagueCredit: Getty
Since being thrashed by Brighton in a surprise result, Mikel Arteta's side have bounced back with two league victories.
They have beaten Leeds and Nottingham Forest, as well as coming out on top against Lille in the Champions League.
And Declan Rice's late equaliser saw them pick up an impressive point away at Harry Kane's Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
Next up for Arsenal are Everton, who have actually only lost one game in the Premier League so far this season, winning twice, with four draws.
David Moyes' men are ninth in the table but were beaten at home by Chelsea last time out heading into this tough trip.
Where to watch Arsenal vs Everton
This Premier League clash will take place on Saturday, October 24.
Kick-off at the Emirates Stadium is scheduled for 3pm.
However, due to the 3pm blackout, that start time means that the match will not be broadcast live on TV in the UK.
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Arsenal vs Everton: Team news
Arsenal are surely going to be without Bukayo Saka for the foreseeable future after he picked up a quad injury in midweek.
Saka was substituted after falling to pitch following a pass, with Arteta confirming post-match that it 'doesn't look good'.
3Saka appeared to suffer a bad quad injury for Arsenal against Bayern in midweek which is expected to rule him outCredit: Getty
The Gunners boss revealed his star winger felt a sharp pain.
It means Noni Madueke could star on the right wing, or Eberechi Eze could be rewarded for a goal against Bayern.
Meanwhile, William Saliba continues his recovery along with Christos Tzolis, while Piero Hincapie could be back fit to play.
As for Everton, they have a clean bill of health for this game.
Premier League Matchweek 8 fixtures
Friday, October 23
Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest, 20:00 - LIVE on talkSPORT
Aston Villa v Manchester City, 12:30 - LIVE on talkSPORTArsenal v Everton, 15:00Coventry v Fulham, 15:00Chelsea v Tottenham, 17:30
Sunday, October 25
Crystal Palace v Newcastle United, 14:00Hull City v Brentford, 14:00Liverpool v Brighton, 14:00Manchester United v Bournemouth, 14:00Sunderland v Leeds United, 16:30