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Arsenal will hope to give Arsene Wenger what they haven’t been able to give him all year – a road win. Here are all the ways to watch.

Well, here we are. The last ever Arsenal match with Arsene Wenger in charge. It feels weird, to have such an uncertain future ahead, but with uncertainty comes opportunity, which is something we haven’t had very much of lately, with the steady hand of Wenger in charge.

They will close out the season against Huddersfield Town, who have saved themselves from relegation and are set to avoid the first-year drop, which has to have them excited and, hopefully, not exactly up for a fight.

Because as the Gunners are on the road, it can only be assumed that they will fail to live up to expectations. It happened against Leicester City last week and it has been happening literally all year long, so why change now? Even with Wenger leaving.

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Team news is iffy for the Gunners, as Ozil will remain out with his back injury, Wilshere could miss, as he did against Leicester, Koscielny is out, Mavropanos is suspended and Santi Cazorla has probably played his last as well.

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But there are plenty of options in the injured mass’s stead, and those options primarily come in the attack, where the Gunners will hope to overpower Huddersfield.

The hosts have their share of injury problems as well. They will be without Danny Williams and Kachunga for sure, with Stankovic, Hefele and Ince also doubtful for the clash. Again, with safety assured them, this match’s primary motivator now seems to be giving Arsene Wenger a good send off.

So, at the very least, it may be that we have more to play for in this emotionally taxing affair.

All eyes will be on that the visiting defense, as they have just three centerbacks to choose from and so many questions to answer between the three of them.

Anyway, here are all the ways you can follow the match:

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Date: 13 May 2018
Venue: The John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England
Time: 10:00 EST, 15:00 BST
TV: MSNBC
Radio: Talk Sports Radio World, Arsenal Player