The Gunners will travel north with just three first team forwards for Mikel Arteta to pick from: Leandro Trossard, struggling Chelsea loanee Raheem Sterling and 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri. A Leicester side with just three points to their name is a favorable opponent but there are going to be serious questions about how much threat Arsenal can pose until Martinelli and Bukayo Saka return next month.

Arsenal return to Premier League action away at Leicester this weekend, having come back from their warm-weather training camp in Dubai. The Gunners have had time to reset following their desperately disappointing Carabao Cup semi-final defeat to Newcastle and will be looking to finish the season strongly – no matter what Liverpool do at the top of the table.

Leicester City hosts red-hot Arsenal on Saturday morning in Premier League action. Find out how to watch here.