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Arsenal at Nottingham Forest Premier League match preview: Sharpen the axe

The Gunners head to Nottingham Forest in hopes of chopping down the Tricky Trees for a third win on the trot

Arsenal at Nottingham Forest Premier League match preview: Sharpen the axe

Armed with the knowledge that Arsenal, bolstered by a recent impressive performance, are set to face Nottingham Forest in the Premier League this Sunday, there are a number of factors to consider. The Gunners have been efficient, winning eight out of their nine matches thus far and capitalizing on opportunities when they present themselves. As they head north to take on Forest, the team will be eager to build on their recent success and seize momentum ahead of a crucial Champions League match against Bayern Munich.

Domestically, Arsenal finds themselves in a strong position, sitting 15th in the table with one win from their previous six matches. Nottingham Forest, on the other hand, have had a challenging start to the season, recording only one win in their six Premier League games to date, and finishing just one spot above the relegation zone. Their recent struggles have been compounded by an underwhelming coaching tenure, with Forest dropping to 16th place overall in the league.

Looking ahead, Arsenal will be hoping to build on their recent dominance, both in the league and in the Champions League, where they will be facing Bayern Munich next week. The arrival of new manager Oliver Glasner has seen some positive changes, but their domestic form suggests there is still room for improvement, particularly in front of goal. For Forest, healing the wounds of a difficult season and turning things around defensively will be key as they prepare for the match against their London rivals.

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