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Arsenal injury updates

Three of Arsenal's most important players could not be available when they play their biggest game under Mikel Arteta on Sunday afternoon. In the Premier League, the Gunners visit Manchester City with the goal of making significant progress toward winning the English championship.

After 28 games, Arteta's team is now one point ahead of City, and three points on Easter Sunday may put them ahead by four points. But the north Londoners have not triumphed since 2015 in their recent trips to the blue side of Manchester. Although many have continued to support the reigning champions to win this weekend, the Gunners have gained much-needed confidence as a result of Man City's injury concerns. Due to the absence of John Stones, Ederson, and Kyle Walker from the match, Guardiola will also be missing some important players.

 

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