Let's start with the home team. Sheffield are, as expected, in the second half of the table and their goal this season will be to stay in the league. They are the lowest scoring team in the league with 7 goals in 8 games, but their good defence allows them to score from time to time. If we look at Sheffield at home, the situation is even worse, with only three points and two goals in four games. The team will probably use a conservative 3-5-2 tactic again with Robinson and McBurnie in attack and will try to get at least a point with the help of their defence.
Moving on to Arsenal, they are a much more familiar team, and although they have undergone a lot of renewal this season, they are playing some very good football. A win today would give them the chance to move up to 3rd in the standings and continue their strong march towards a TOP4 finish. Arsenal have played 4 away games this season with only one win, but they have also played Liverpool and Man Utd, so the numbers don't fully reflect reality. The team will probably rely on a 4-2-3-1 tactic with Aubameyang in attack and there should be a chance to see Lacazzete today if the situation calls for it. Sheffield Utd and Arsenal are quite different in terms of composition, ambition and potential. We think Arsenal will continue the good form they showed before the national team break, while Sheffield will have a tough time against the elite team of the league, especially in attack. Here we would expect Arsenal to win at least 0-2, then we get odds of 1.9, which is really valuable. Good luck and good Monday football.
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