There are four matches to be played in the English Premier League on Sunday the 7th of November including the meeting between Arsenal and Watford at the Emirates Stadium.
The hosts begin the weekend in 6th place on 17 points while the visitors are down in 16th place on 10 points.
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Arsenal come into the match on the back of a good 2-0 win at Leicester City. It was a test of where Arsenal are right now and they came through with flying colours, scoring two early goals and keeping a clean sheet.
That result means Arsenal are undefeated in their last 9 fixtures in all competitions.
They have won 7 of those 9 games, including each of their last 3, two of which have come in the Premier League. Home form in the Premier League shows The Gunners are on a run of 4 matches without defeat.
They have beaten Norwich City, Tottenham Hotspur, and Aston Villa. The only team to avoid defeat was Crystal Palace and they picked up a point in a 2-2 draw, with Arsenal equalising at the end of the game.
Trends show Arsenal have won by a margin of 2 or more goals in each of their last 3 matches in all competitions. They have seen over 2.5 goals in each of their last 3 home Premier League games and both teams have scored in those 3 fixtures.
Watford make the trip to the Emirates Stadium having suffered a 1-0 defeat at home against Southampton.
The Saints took the lead in the 20th minute and Watford could not find a way back into the match. That result means The Hornets have recorded just one win from their last 6 matches in all competitions.
The victory came away from home against Everton and Watford scored 5 goals in the match, 4 of which came in the final 12 minutes in what was an extraordinary game.
Watford’s away form in the Premier League shows they have won 2 of their last 3 away fixtures, with the additional victory coming at Norwich City, who are currently bottom of the table.
Watford have managed to score a total of 8 goals across their last 3 away Premier League matches but conceding goals has been a problem.
Trends show Watford have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 13 away Premier League matches.
Team news and Arsenal are without Granit Xhaka ,who is a is a long-term injury absentee. They also have doubts over the fitness of Kieran Tierney who has an ankle problem.
Watford are set to be without four players, with Christian Kabasele, Francisco Sierralta, Peter Etebo, and Ken Sema injured. Kiko Femenía is a doubt.
Arsenal will see this as an opportunity to extend their good run and pick up maximum points. Watford have the ability to score goals but keeping them out away from home is proving difficult. A home win, with both teams scoring is on the cards.