Arsenal return to Premier League action on Sunday after the international break with a trip to Goodison Park to face Everton.
They lost 1-0 on their last visit to the Toffees’ home ground in February and last won there in 2017, so manager Mikel Arteta and his men will be looking to break the jinx this time around.
BBC pundit Chris Sutton expects Arsenal to secure a 2-1 victory over Everton, but he believes it will not come easy as Sean Dyche will be keen to get one over his opposite number again.
“Can Sean Dyche do it again against Mikel Arteta?,” Sutton said in his prediction column on BBC.
“Another win would be massive but it’s a huge ask for Everton, even if they have been playing better at Goodison Park than their results suggest.
“I think Everton will score but even if Arsenal aren’t at their best, they will still find a way to win.”
The loss against Everton last season eventually proved costly in the title race, and the Gunners will be desperate to avoid a repeat.
They are yet to lose in the Premier League this term, with three wins and a draw to their name so far, and they will fancy their chances against the struggling hosts.
