Arsenal started their Premier League season with a 1-0 win over Manchester United, but already have injury problems to deal with ahead of their match against Leeds

Leeds have fitness concerns of their own. Ethan Ampadu picked up a knock against Everton but may still feature, while Sebastiaan Bornauw, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are also doubts. Jaka Bijol, however, will return from suspension.

Eberechi Eze looks certain to become the seventh signing of the transfer window after Arsenal hijacked Tottenham’s deal at the 11th hour. The Crystal Palace midfielder is set to sign for a fee of £60million plus add-ons over the coming days.

Shot shy Gyokeres at the Emirates: 3 key questions in Arsenal vs. Leeds United originally appeared on The Sporting News Arsenal squeezed out a 1-0 win on the road at Manchester United in their opening match of the 2025/26 Premier League season.

Ampadu required treatment for an ankle injury sustained in the second half of Monday's win over Everton following a heavy challenge by Tim Iroegbunam. The captain looked in some discomfort but managed to complete the rest of the match as the Whites prevailed 1-0 thanks to a controversial penalty from substitute Lukas Nmecha.

A fixture that has only ever been fought in the top flight league-wise - alongside a handful of FA Cup and EFL Cup contests - Arsenal and Leeds United have crossed paths on 127 occasions in all tournaments, beginning with their inaugural Division One battle in 1924.

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has vowed his side will not set out to park the bus against Arsenal.The newly promoted side travel to the Emirates on Saturday having beaten Everton in their first game

Arsenal held an open training session at their stadium on Wednesday, with supporters given the chance to see the team preparing for Saturday's home match against Leeds United. It is unusual for Mikel Arteta to give insight into his sessions and although the training may have been altered,