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Slavia Prague v Arsenal Preview: Team News, Predicted XI and Score Prediction

Arsenal head to Slavia Prague tonight looking to carry the momentum from Sunday’s historic 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield into their Champions League campaign.But while that result demonstrat...

Slavia Prague v Arsenal Preview: Team News, Predicted XI and Score Prediction

Arsenal prepares to face Slavia Prague in the Champions League, aiming to build on their impressive recent form and capitalize on their domestic dominance. The match presents a unique challenge for manager Mikel Arteta, as he faces a team currently struggling in Europe, but excelling domestically. Arsenal's unbeaten streak in the Champions League comes to a head tonight, with Slavia looking to end their long European drought.

The Czech champions have been impressive at home, currently sitting atop their league, while Arsenal have shown their quality in European competition. Ahead of the match, Arteta must decide whether to rotate his squad or maintain his current lineup, with William Saliba returning to the squad as a potential defensive option. Arsenal's predicted starting lineup includes defenders Konsa and Gabriel, with Saliba potentially eased back into action.

The Gunners' defense and European pedigree are expected to prevail against Slavia's domestic threat, with a predicted score of 2-0.

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