Arsenal aim to bounce back against Swansea

On fire at the moment is Alexis Sanchez who has now scored 11 goals in 13 games, so expect Swansea’s defence to have a severe examination. A win for the Swans will see them leapfrog the Gunners and into a Champions League spot.This is the fixture that Lucas Fabianski has firmly pencilled into his calendar […]

On fire at the moment is Alexis Sanchez who has now scored 11 goals in 13 games, so expect Swansea’s defence to have a severe examination. A win for the Swans will see them leapfrog the Gunners and into a Champions League spot.
This is the fixture that Lucas Fabianski has firmly pencilled into his calendar and you can guarantee the ex-Arsenal stopper will be between the sticks. Jonjo Shelvey will be missing for the Swans after being sent off against Everton and Carroll could be his replacement in what is surely going to be a passing fest. After coming back from injury Tiendalli and Amat could be available but are unlikely to feature.
Theo Walcott is likely to figure as he continues his comeback after a lengthy injury which kept him out of this year’s World Cup. A front line of Sanchez, Walcott and Welbeck could be one of the paciest front lines to visit the Liberty. Aaron Ramsey is likely to get a hot Liberty reception. Olivier Giroud, Mesut Ozil and Jack Wilshere are currently on the Arsenal injury list and didn’t feature against Anderlecht on Tuesday.