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Arsenal's preparations for Saturday's Premier League clash with Brentford may have been disrupted, but they are complete.

With Storm Eunice wreaking havoc in the UK on Friday, 24 hours before Gunners take on the Bees at the Emirates Stadium, Mikel Arteta revealed how training plans at London Colney had to change.

"We had to change the session," the Arsenal manager revealed in his pre-match press conference. "It was too windy to do what we wanted to do so we had to adapt and do one part inside and one part outside.

"We were safe which is the most important thing and we managed to do some bits."

Amid The Met Office issuing red weather warnings that will cause travel chaos for supporters traveling to the Emirates, should the game go ahead, Arsenal have a chance to avenge the 2-0 defeat in the reverse fixture at the start of the season.

Results last weekend handed the Gunners a major boost in their quest for a top-four finish, but it's important they don't drop points at home to a Brentford side in a poor run of form.

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