Leeds United play Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday 22 November.
Marcelo Bielsa‘s side have hit the ground running back in the big time with the return to the English top flight not looking too much for them in any way. That said, they head into Sunday’s fixture off the back of back-to-back 4-1 defeats, to Leicester and Crystal Palace, and will want to get back on track sooner rather than later.
The Gunners have shown both sides of their game during the early portion of this 2020/21 season. The win over Manchester United at Old Trafford showcased a solidity hitherto not seen in some time and yet the 3-0 home reverse at the hands of Aston Villa before the international break shows that Mikel Arteta‘s work is far from done as he bids to turn them around.
