Arsenal know that the Premier League title is over, but the Gunners still need to protect violence and lead Paris Saint-Germain to Paris Saint-Germain over Crystal Palace.
Before Paris Saint-Germain’s visit to the Emirates, the Gunners will be an expensive rest, with the London derby coming up on Wednesday over Palace’s semi-finals of the FA Cup over the weekend.
The lead in the Champions League final next month is Arsenal’s priority, with their hope of winning the Premier League title. Liverpool will be confirmed as a champion if Arsenal lose to Palace or if they beat Tottenham on Sunday.
But Arsenal do not want to give the title to Liverpool and impose their heads in a very difficult quarter-finals, and Paris Saint-Germain are wrong, and CEO Michael Arteta has clearly explained what he is doing.
Palace is still technically mixed for European qualifiers through the league, and, although securing a place in the FA Cup final by kicking the Aston Villa this weekend is remarkable for the eagles, but they have called them strong.
Arsenal team News
Arsenal will make four changes to the 4-0 victory over Ipsuic Town on Sunday.
Miles Louis-Scilley and Jurin Timber replaced Ben White and Oxander Zinchenko in Ful-Backs, with White joined Michael Marino to quit squad completely.
Thomas Party comes in to Merino, while Raheem Sterling begins ahead of Bukayo Saka.
Arsenal: Raya, Dar, Louis-Skelli, Saliba, Quior, Parsti, rice, Oedigaard, Sterling, Martinelli, and Trusard.
Sabs: Neto, Tierni, Zinchenko, Gower, Henry-Francis, Batler-Oid, Kabia, Nuaniri, Saka.
Crystal Palace Team
Glasnar has been driven out of the meeting with Villa at Wembley, Glasner, both Jean-Philip Matta and Ismaila Sarian from the starting line-up.
Former Arsenal striker Eddie Bodi Nkia has only made his fourth game in the league.
Crystal Palace: Henderson, Munz, Richards, Lacrox, Goei, Michelle, Warton, Camada, Devin, Ez.
Sabs: Torner, Ward, Savior, Franka, Matt, Klein, Hughes, Esse, Korha