Arsenal Vs Sunderland: Confirmed Team News | Aubameyang suspension continues | Sunderland Only comming with 5,000 fans and More

ARSENAL VS SUNDERLAND: The Gunners saw off Leeds United in the last rand of the Carabao Cup few weeks ago.

Mikel Arteta has name the same set of players in his line-up for four consecutive Premier League games. This means the Gunners boss will likely make some changes against Sunderland.

Arsenal former captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang remains absent due to his recent disciplinary breach while Albert Sambi Lokonga and Pablo Mari have recently confrimed positive for COVID

Rob Holding, Nuno Tavares and Ainsley Maitland-Niles are available for slections against Sunderland.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will be out of the Carabao cup due to disciplinary reasons

It has been confirmed, Sunderland are only expected to bring in just 5,000 fans to Emirates Stadium and the Balck cat will likewise be without some of their players.

Leon Dajaku is out and does not expected to come along. Dennis Cirkin, Corry Evans, Luke O’Nien and Aiden McGeady are on the sidelines.

Check Out Arsenal vs Sunderland predicted Line-up

Meanwhile, Sunderland Boss Lee Johnson has aimed a dig at the North London clubs before thr Carabao Cup Quarter-final draw was even made.

The Black Cat boss poked fun at Arsenal and Tottenham by claiming none of the two teams can be a problem for his squad as he says the real ‘big guns’ would await his squad in the semi-finals.

“I’d love to have Arsenal away or Tottenham away if not that. He said.

He continue; “And then we’ll wait for the really big guns when it’s two legs.” Sunderland boss said.

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