Arsenal are vying for a place in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, with fellow Premier League heavyweights Brighton standing in their way. The Gunners are competing on four fronts this season, trying to win silverware in every competition, and Mikel Arteta will want to break their drought at Wembley in March.

The Gunners will be without eight first-team players in the Czech Republic, and six of those are attackers. Gabriel Jesus, Kai Havertz, Martin Odegaard and Noni Madueke are all out with knee injuries, while Gabriel Martinelli and Viktor Gyokeres have muscular issues.

Declan Rice, Christian Norgaard and Mikel Merino will make up Arsenal’s midfield. Their main focus would be to dominate the game at the centre of the park and engineer some clear-cut chances in the final third.

All the latest stats, team news and predictions as Newcastle host Arsenal at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon.

Burnley vs Arsenal LIVEArsenal are looking to open up an seven-point lead at the Premier League summit as they face Burnley away from home this afternoon. The Gunners are in superb form right now having beaten Brighton in the midweek Carabao Cup tie to notch their eighth successive victory across all competitions in the process.

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League leaders Arsenal welcome Brighton to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night for a Carabao Cup fourth-round tie.