Arsenal take on http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Everton-c39043 tomorrow in what looks set to be a thrilling and deciding encounter in the Premier League. With only 1 point separating both teams, the game is sure to be a cracker, packed with exciting, attacking football with both teams going for
the win.
Everton and Arsenal welcome back key players for the game, and will be targeting nothing less than 3 points after suffering two frustrating draws last week against Norwich and Aston Villa respectively.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Kieran-Gibbs-c20945 back in the squad.
Here is our look at the players to watch out for in tomorrow night’s clash at Goodison Park.
Marouane Fellaini
The influential Belgian midfield player returns to the first team, and will provide Everton with a much needed boost. The player has been one of their best players this season, having managed 6 goals in 11 league appearances. Fellaini primarily operates
as a box-to-box midfielder, but has the tendency to stay further up the pitch and use his attacking prowess to help his team get goals.
The midfielder is also very apt at helping his team defend, and works tirelessly. His passing success rate of 79.4 percent does not impress much, but his directness and physical approach is a huge asset for the Toffees.
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The English right-back was one of Everton’s best players last week in the game against Norwich, and came close to scoring goal by making a superb darting run from the back, taking out 4 Norwich players out of the equation, only to have seen his shot at goal
saved by http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/John-Ruddy-c18892.
The players possesses impressive pace, directness and a deadly ability to deliver dangerous and pin-point crosses into the box, which will cause a lot of problems for Arsenal. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Bacary-Sagna-c7148 will surely have his hands full dealing with Baines tomorrow night.
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The midfielder returned in the game against Queens Park http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rangers-c40314 last month after more than a year out injured. Despite his struggles and set-backs, Wilshere looks to be returning to his best. The player is unbelievably gifted, and is termed the complete
midfielder by many pundits and analysts.
His dribbling ability, tenacity and persistence, long range passing and ability to hold on to the ball and carry it forward are his strongest assets. Wilshere scored his first goal in over a year against Montpellier in the Champions League last week, and
will be looking to build on that impressive performance.
His link-up play with Cazorla and Arteta in the midfield allows Arsenal to control possession and dominate proceedings and if they are able to do that against Everton, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 may be able to manage a fairly comfortable victory.
Olivier Giroud
The Frenchman has finally kick started his season off after a frustrating start to life with Arsenal. Giroud has 4 goals in the 13 league appearances, but do not let that fool you. He has managed a number of assist in all competitions, and is excellent at
linking up with his teammates.
His height and strength give Arsenal a much needed aerial and physical presence up front, and he also packs a killer left foot, which he has not managed to show off so far this season.
Giroud is likely to score against Everton, and will cause the back four tonnes of problems with his excellent movement and runs.
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The English winger has been in immense form for the Gunners, managing 3 goals and 4 assists in 10 league appearances. Walcott finally looks to be becoming the player many had expected him to develop into years ago. He has been uncharacteristically consistent,
and less frustrating to watch than he usually is.
His link-up play with Bacary Sagna down the right side of the pitch is something to take note of, and is set to keep Baines busy on the night. Walcott works tirelessly for the team, and his return will be a major boost for the Gunners.
His aerial crossing ability has increased significantly, and will cause Everton problems with Giroud in the middle. If Walcott is able to provide Giroud with the aerial service he so often craves, Everton are in for a tough night.
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