Slavia Praha vs Arsenal: Preview, Odds and Predicted Lineup for the Gunners

On November 4, Slavia Praha vs Arsenal will take place at the Fortuna Arena in the Champions League, kicking off at 17:45 GMT. The Gunners are in impressive form, with 11 wins and one draw since an early-season defeat against Liverpool. Mikel Arteta’s team have started strongly in the Champions League, winning all three fixtures, scoring eight goals while keeping three clean sheets. Here is our Arsenal predicted lineup, betting odds, and streaming information for the November 4 clash.

Arsenal Predicted Lineup, Betting Odds and Streaming Info

Arsenal’s Recent Form

The Gunners have been in dominant form since losing to Liverpool on August 31. They have consistently lined up in a 4-3-3 formation amid some injury problems to key players. Their back line of David Raya, Jurrien Timber, Gabriel Magalhães, William Saliba, and Riccardo Calafiori have provided a solid backbone, needed for major competitions.

They don’t look like conceding, and it feels like one goal will be enough for them at the moment. This dominating form has led them to start as the betting favourite in all their recent fixtures, and against Slavia Praha, Arsenal are priced at 1/4 with most bookies, while the Czech team is priced at a huge 10/1.

For UK viewers, the Arsenal game will be broadcast live on TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Sport. For Arsenal supporters in the U.S., there are several streaming options available, including Paramount+, Amazon Prime Video, and TUDN.com.

Nigerian Arsenal fans can catch the action on DStv Now, SuperSport Football Plus Nigeria, and SuperSport MaXimo 1.

Arsenal Injuries to Consider

At the pre-match press conference, Arteta first addressed the availability of Viktor Gyokeres: 

“No he’s not available, he hasn’t trained today and we need to do some more tests and scans to understand the extent of the injury,” said the Arsenal boss.

“Well obviously he was very disappointed after the match but this is part of football. If you expect a linear line always going up it’s not going to happen.

“For tomorrow we don’t have him,” added Arteta.

The Gunners will also be missing Martin Zubimendi, who will be suspended after picking up three yellow cards in the Champions League so far.

Arsenal Predicted Lineup