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Arsenal vs PSV: 3 things to look for in rescheduled Europa League clash

By Adam Schultz

BODO, NORWAY - OCTOBER 13: Bukayo Saka of Arsenal controls the ball during the UEFA Europa League group A match between FK Bodo/Glimt and Arsenal FC at Aspmyra Stadion on October 13, 2022 in Bodo, Norway. (Photo by David Lidstrom/Getty Images)
BODO, NORWAY - OCTOBER 13: Bukayo Saka of Arsenal controls the ball during the UEFA Europa League group A match between FK Bodo/Glimt and Arsenal FC at Aspmyra Stadion on October 13, 2022 in Bodo, Norway. (Photo by David Lidstrom/Getty Images) /
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Arsenal have won all three of their games thus far. (Photo by David Lidstrom/Getty Images)
Arsenal have won all three of their games thus far. (Photo by David Lidstrom/Getty Images) /

3. Can Arsenal maintain their undefeated status?

Something has to give on Thursday night. Arsenal and PSV haven’t lost in the Europa League, with the visitors drawing one game. The Gunners have won all three of their matches so far.

Who will register their first loss in the competition? PSV are in better form, having scored 11 goals in their last two games in all competitions. But Arsenal are at home and, for many, have the stronger side.

Which way will this tilt? Should Arsenal win, it would all but win them the group. Lose, and the chasing pack gets ever closer.

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