Merry Christmas and happy holidays, Gooners! As Arsenal's festive fixtures begin, we host newly promoted Ipswich. After a stellar win last time out against Crystal Palace, we hope to see goals galore. We've struggled all season with teams that set a low block and make it tough to get through, but as the last couple of games against the Eagles have shown us, we are a great footballing side that can be decisive.

As the season progresses from our disappointing draw against Everton, we gear up for Arsenal's EFL Cup quarter-final match against Crystal Palace. This is the first of two consecutive games against the Eagles, with our next league match away at our London neighbors. I expect Arteta to rotate the squad a bit, but will likely put forward a strong line-up.

Arsenal vs Everton (0-0): 12/14/2024 When it comes to Arsenal this season, it is evident we lack a fierce forward line. Time and again, we have the majority of possession of the ball and the ambition to win a football game, but missing key pieces to our forward line leaves us hoping for more. On our right side, Timber provides either width by overlapping Saka or midfield overload when he comes inside.