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Cunha Wants Arenal Move?

A roundup of this week's top stories

  • Arsenal pushing for Cunha move
  • Jurrien Timber suspended for Brighton clash after accumulating five yellow cards
  • Raheem Sterling nearing return from knee injury
  • Arsenal exploring striker options with club "well within profit and sustainability regulations"
  • Mikel Arteta confirms Ben White still "a few weeks away" from return
  • Kai Havertz back in contention after missing Brentford clash through illness
  • Fabio Vieira set to remain at Porto despite recall speculation
  • Bukayo Saka expected to be out until late February

Latest News

Arsenal Want Cunha

Jobe Bellingham Linked?

Evan Ferguson Links Circulating Again

February Return Date For Saka

Sterling Back In Training

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Brighton vs Arsenal

Where to watch & time

Date: 4th Jan 2025

UK

17:30

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US

12:30 PM ET

NBC, Telemundo, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Blue


Scout Report

Team News

Arsenal:

  • Unavailable: Bukayo Saka, Raheem Sterling, and Ben White due to injuries.
  • Suspension: Jurrien Timber.
  • Returning: Kai Havertz (after illness).

Brighton:

  • Unavailable: Danny Welbeck and new signing Diego Gomez.
  • Key Injuries: Mats Wieffer and Estupinan could feature after recent absences.


Tactical Expectations

Arsenal Approach:

  • Calls for a more attacking style, especially with Brighton’s vulnerability to set pieces and counter-attacks.
  • Balance needed between control and aggression, particularly in the absence of key attackers.

Brighton Threats:

  • Known for vibrant, attacking football under manager Fabian Hurzeler.
  • Dangerous forwards, including Joao Pedro, Kaoru Mitoma, and young star Evan Ferguson.
  • Vulnerable in defence, with only one clean sheet in their last five games, four of which ended in draws.


Key Match Factors

Set-Piece Advantage:

  • Brighton struggle with defensive set pieces, providing Arsenal opportunities.

Intensity and Structure:

  • Brighton’s high-pressing style could expose defensive gaps for Arsenal to exploit on the counter.


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Arsenal have shown solid form with 10 wins in 12 games, but Liverpool’s consistency keeps the gap frustratingly intact. While we’ve done well, missed chances earlier in the season highlight where we’ve fallen short. Brighton are a big challenge with their attacking threat, but their defensive frailties give us an opportunity. Without Saka, we need others to step up and deliver decisive moments, especially as our squad lacks enough match-winners. Closing the gap on Liverpool requires boldness, both in play and future signings, to truly compete at the top. LETS GET KUDUS! COYG
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Brentford Vs Arsenal

3 Things We Learned From The Game

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  2. Gabriel Jesus finds form at just the right time, scoring six goals in his last four games.
  3. Ethan Nwaneri’s Premier League debut shows he has the pedigree for the RW role

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