Arsenal vs West Brom: Arsene Wenger's side are under pressure after their rivals won, says Parlour
West Brom visit the Emirates (8pm) with Tony Pulis looking for his first ever point as a visiting manager at the home of Arsenal.
After a difficult start to the season, Arsene Wenger’s side have won three of their last four in all competitions and are unbeaten in that time.
Due to their game being the final fixture of the weekend, they find themselves down in 12th in the Premier League but will move up to seventh with a win over the Baggies this evening.
Title favourites Manchester United and Manchester City both won on Saturday, as did Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool.
These are must-win for Arsenal Football Club and they have seen over the weekend all of the top sides win as well
Ray Parlour on Arsenal vs West Brom
Parlour says a home clash with West Brom is the type of game they have to be winning.
“They’ve got to be patient Arsenal at times,” Parlour said on Sky Sports.
“They will have a lot of the possession, they will have a lot of the ball going forward.
“It’s just picking those right spots and whoever starts the game tonight, it will be interesting to see what the team selection will be.
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“I think (Alexis) Sanchez will come in, obviously Danny Welbeck is out now.
“Arsenal, these are the sort of games you’ve got to win at home if you’re going to have any aspirations of getting in that top four.
“These are must-win for Arsenal Football Club and they have seen over the weekend all of the top sides win as well.
“It makes it a little bit more difficult, puts a little bit more pressure on you to get all three points.”
