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Arsenal and Leeds duel kicks off
Arsenal host Leeds United at the Emirates as Havertz injury tests depth and Gyokeres leads the line.

Arsenal host Leeds United at the Emirates as injury updates and lineup hints shape the Premier League showdown.
Arsenal face Leeds with Havertz sidelined and Gyokeres in focus
Arsenal return to the Emirates for a Premier League clash with Leeds United after a 1-0 win at Old Trafford, with Riccardo Calafiori scoring the winner in the previous outing.
The Gunners will be without Kai Havertz, who is sidelined with an injury, while Viktor Gyokeres is expected to start again up front after coming on as a second-half substitute in the last match.
Key Takeaways
"we are going to be extremely happy when he starts to put the ball in the back of the net very, very often which is his biggest ability"
Arteta on Gyokeres' goal threat
"the team and myself, we have a big responsibility to help him and to understand him to be more efficient"
Arteta discusses supporting Gyokeres
"this is a demanding game and we will take it from there"
Arteta on preparing for Leeds
"service to Gyokeres is key for the team"
Tactical emphasis on Gyokeres
Havertz's absence tests Arsenal's depth early in the season and could push Gyokeres into a more central role or require a tactical reshuffle. If Gyokeres finds his footing with service from teammates, Arsenal's attack could look more fluid even without their first-choice in midfield. Social media previews from Arsenal hint at lineup expectations, while Leandro Trossard has posted on Instagram after agreeing a new contract, signaling stability on the flanks. Gabriel Magalhaes's continued involvement reinforces a settled defensive spine alongside William Saliba, a combination that will be put to the test against Leeds' pace and pressing.
The Leeds match offers a chance to gauge how far Arteta's squad has evolved since the off-season. The early-season fixtures will reveal whether the depth built in the squad translates to consistency under pressure and how the team balances commitment to Gyokeres with the need for dependable ball progress from the back.
Highlights
- we are going to be extremely happy when he starts to put the ball in the back of the net very, very often
- the team and myself we have a big responsibility to help him
- this is a demanding game and we will take it from there
- service to Gyokeres is key for the team
Fans will watch how Arteta balances risk and reward as the schedule tightens.
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