With the international break over, Arsenal will get back to action this weekend when they host Stoke City at the Emirates on Sunday afternoon. The Gunners have it all to do if they still harbour hopes of a top-four finish in the Premier League, as they currently sit 13 points adrift of fourth-placed Tottenham with just eight games to go. SEE MORE: Chelsea tipped to beat Arsenal to potential key arrival on one major condition In turn, they'd arguably be sensible to prioritise the Europa League in order to secure a path back to Europe's top table in the Champions League next season, but to build momentum and confidence, they'll be eager to keeping winning domestically too. Arsene Wenger...
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