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4-2-3-1: This Arsenal XI will dominate Swansea on Saturday

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The Premier League makes a welcome return this weekend after an extended break for international qualifiers – and the punters in the Tavern are delighted!

The return of the Prem also marks a debut for an American manager, with Bob Bradley taking over from Francesco Guidolin at Swansea during the week.

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They travel to in-form Arsenal who have won their last 4 Premier League matches and are storming up the table.

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They lost this fixture 2-1 last season which severely dented their title hopes so they’ll be hoping for revenge against their Welsh rivals on Saturday afternoon – and the fans in the Tavern will no doubt be expecting victory, too.

Whilst they only narrowly scraped past Burnley last weekend, hope has been reignited into Arsenal’s season and this is the team that will comfortably dominate Swansea…

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Petr Cech

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Arsenal’s number 1 in the Premier League definitely starts here.

Always consistent, expect another big performance.

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Hector Bellerin

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One of the best right backs in the country right now.

Arsenal need to tie him down long-term as soon as possible!

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Laurent Koscielny

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The Frenchman is the Gunners main centre back and he’ll start against the Swans.

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Shkodran Mustafi

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The summer signing has been impressive in his few appearances so far an should start this weekend.

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Nacho Monreal

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Seems to be keeping Kieran Gibbs at bay for the left-back slot and is a very reliable player to have.

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Expect more consistency.

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Santi Cazorla

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The diminutive Spaniard is a classy player and helps link Arsenal attacks – this is a perfect game for him.

A switch to a deeper role has improved his form.

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Granit Xhaka

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The Swiss summer signing is settling in nicely and has even scored a couple of screamers recently!

Expect him to start this weekend, too – especially in the absence of Coquelin.

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Theo Walcott

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Theo Walcott seems to have reinvented himself again.

He has not had the finest couple of seasons but is now in form, scoring goals, and was even recalled to the England squad for their recent internationals.

Things looking up for the pacey winger.

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Mesut Ozil

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An absolute class act in the Gunners midfield.

He almost broke the Premier League assists record for one season but narrowly missed out.

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Ozil oozes talent and links up well with all his teammates.

One of the first names on the teamsheet, you’d imagine.

Alex Iwobi

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Bursting on to the scene last year, this young man has risen to the pressure.

Now forcing his way into the first-team fold as he’s scoring goals and getting assists.

The future looks bright for Iwobi and Arsenal.

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Alexis Sanchez

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Started the last few games despite Olivier Giroud and new summer signing Lucas Perez fit to play too.

However, the powerful Chilean is basically undroppable for the Gunners.

Phenomenal talent and ability.

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