LONDON (Reuters) - Arsenal travel across town to a vengeful Chelsea on Saturday knowing that another depressing defeat at Stamford Bridge would see their Premier League title hopes swept away with the lunchtime leftovers. But Arsenal will need to be fully switched on, mentally as well as physically, to crack a defence that has conceded just 16 goals in 23 matches. And there are those who doubt Arsenal's ability to put it all together in what could be their toughest test. Wenger has given his players two days rest ahead of the clash, according to media reports. The Gunners will be without injured midfielder Aaron Ramsey and have striker Olivier Giroud doubtful with an ankle knock.

Source: The Star February 02, 2017 12:56 UTC