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Arsenal Team News Ahead Of Watford


Ahead of this weekend’s clash against Watford, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has delivered his team news. 

Arsenal are sitting second in the Premier League standings after they registered a comprehensive 3-0 win over Manchester United at Emirates Stadium in their last league encounter.


And post the international break, the Gunners will head to Vicarage Road to take on newly promoted Watford on Saturday.

Laurent Koscielny, who has been nursing an injury, has a slight chance to make the team for Saturday’s clash at Vicarage Road, Wenger has revealed.
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“Koscielny has a slight chance to be back on Saturday. He has a definite test tomorrow”, the Arsenal boss was quoted as saying by his club's site.

He further added that Mikel Arteta and Mathieu Flamini are back in full training, but a decision on their participation will be made later.

“Arteta and Flamini are back in full training. We need to see how they are and how confident they are, but we can’t rule it out.”

Arsenal are lying second behind Manchester City with a tally of 16 points from their first eight games, and will look to grab all three points in the weekend’s clash as they attempt to remain in the hunt for their first title in over a decade.
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