Arsenal knows that the Premier League championship is almost over, but the Gunners still need to keep the momentum and reach the Champions League semi-finals with Paris Saint-Germain after beating Crystal Palace.
The Gunners will get some extra rest before PSG visits the Emirates Stadium as Palace competes in the FA Cup semi-finals this weekend, with the London Derby coming on Wednesday.
Arsenal’s top priority next month, hoping to beat Liverpool to win the Premier League title. Liverpool will be confirmed as the champion if Arsenal loses to Palace or beat Tottenham on Sunday.
However, Arsenal did not want to hand over the title to Liverpool and reached the extremely tough semifinal with the wrong foot for PSG, which manager Mikel Arteta chose on his team.
Technically, the Palace is still a combination of European qualifications through the league, and while it was the focus of the Hawks this weekend by defeating Aston Villa, they also named the strong starting XI.
Arsenal Team News
Arsenal made four changes on the side of the town that beat Ipswich 4-0 last Sunday.
Myles Lewis-Skelly and Jurrien Timber replaced Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko at the defender, and White dropped out of school with Mikel Merino.
Thomas Partey took part in Merino, while Raheem Sterling started before Bukayo Saka.
arsenal: Raya, Timber, Lewis-Skelly, Saliba, Kiwior, Partey, Rice, Odegaard, Sterling, Martinelli, Martinelli, Trossard.
submarine: Neto, Tierney, Zinchenko, Gower, Henry-Francis, Butler-Oyedeji, Kabia, Nwaneri, Saka.
Crystal Palace Team News
Perhaps on one side of the meeting with Wembleyvilla, Glasner leaves Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr to start XI.
There is a position in XI for former Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah, while 21-year-old Justin Devenny only started his fourth league of the season.
Crystal Palace: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, La Croix, Grey, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Divine, Eze, Nketiah
submarine: Turner, Ward, Saar, Franca, Mata, Kline, Hughes, Ace, Kporha
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