Arsenal are going well in every competition at the moment. Unai Emery has found the balance when it comes to rotating his best side, and with Thursday’s clash against Qarabag being a dead rubber seeing as both side’s fate in the group decided, the fans want to see changes.
Lineup for Qarabag?
— LTArsenal (@ltarsenal) 11 December 2018
Arsenal showed signs of fatigue when they beat Huddersfield 1-0 at The Emirates over the weekend, which would have worried some punters using their Unibet promo code on the match, and it looks like Emery will have to be careful who risks for the clash. The fans want to see the club go into the game against the Azerbajainians with massive changes and would leave their entire starting eleven for their trip to Southampton out for some much-needed rest. However, it will still leave them thin on the ground.
Most supporters have faith that they’ll get the win on Thursday even though it is a dead rubber. Qarabag felt the full force of Emery’s side when they hosted the Gunners, losing 3-0 as Sokratis, Emile Smith-Rowe and Matteo Guendouzi scored in Baku. This time out will probably see a very different Arsenal side to the team that travelled back in October, though, and you can’t blame Emery as he aims to keep his squad fit and happy.
You can read the Gunners’ verdict on who they want to see on Thursday here:
No Bellerin
No Kolasinac
No Torreira
No Xhaka
No Aubameyang
No LACAZETTE
No Leno.
Iwobi should get more Europa League matches for confidence. @Arsenal #AFC #COYG @EuropaLeague— Rohit Tiwari (@RohitTi20670157) December 11, 2018
U23s
— Vivian Varun (@GunnerVivs) December 11, 2018
Play the second team and rest the entire XI
— FORLAN (@Viqforlan) 11 December 2018
Send the reserves
— Jez ➐ (@Jez0107) December 11, 2018
The U18’s
— eik (@AndreasEikaasen) December 11, 2018
Cech
AMN Pleguezelo Koscielny Monreal
Elneny Ramsey
Willock Ozil Iwobi
Nketiah— Sans (@sanscoyg) December 11, 2018
The Gunners have full faith in grabbing the win, although they’ll hope to do so with eleven changes from their Huddersfield triumph.







