Two teams in growing need of a Premier League victory face off on Sunday afternoon when Leeds United welcome Arsenal to Elland Road. Both sides have lost three of their last four top-flight outings to undo promising starts to their respective campaigns, leaving them both languishing in the bottom half after eight games of the campaign. Match preview © Reuters Arsenal have had to wait two weeks for the chance to respond to their deflating 3-0 home defeat at the hands of Aston Villa last time out, and you can bet that manager Mikel Arteta has been stewing over that result and performance throughout the international break. The Spaniard - still a relative managerial rookie - will have no...
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