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Arsenal travel to Stamford Bridge tonight (Wednesday), battling it out against Chelsea in a must-win Premier League clash. The north Londoners got off to the worst possible start this season, losing their opening three league fixtures - failing to score a single goal in the process.
Despite their rocky start, Mikel Arteta's side were able to steady the ship and win 17 of their next 25 league outings, a run of form that helped them become heavy favourites to finish top four ahead of the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.
However, injuries to Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey have coincided with a huge dip in form, with the Gunners losing each of their last three matches, falling to Crystal Palace, Brighton and most recently, Southampton. Now, they will be desperate to get bet to winning ways when they take on Thomas Tuchel's men in west London.
The Blues are the reigning champions of Europe having won last season's UEFA Champions League, an impressive feat considering they have done so with a much lower recent net spend than Arsenal. A recent study conducted by both 90min and CIES Football Observatory emerged on Reddit, showing that the