How to Watch Arsenal vs. Brighton & Hove

After a dismal start to the new season, Arsenal have steadied the ship and on Sunday, the Gunners made it six wins out of seven after a convincing 2-0 defeat of Premier League new-boys Brighton. A slow start gave way to several outstanding performances towards the end of last season and it looked like the combative midfielder had finally found his feet in the Premiership.

After a midweek victory against BATE Borisov in Belarus Arsenal will come back to England to face a different team starting with "B" in Brighton and Hove Albion.

Arsene Wenger has spoken about the possibility of Barcelona joining the Premier League, following a huge row over the independence of Catalonia in Spain.

It's a must-win match for the Gunners who are still getting used to the Thursday/Sunday schedule of Europa League football. "I wouldn't say it was comfortable but we made it as easy as we could".

"Yeah, I definitely feel I am back".

Both produced good work with their team-mates around them, linking up with the tricky Iwobi and energetic runs forward of Sead Kolasinac and Hector Bellerin.

Wenger admitted his players were not at their best against Brighton, but highlighted the importance of going into the two-week global break with a victory.

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Wenger's side have won five of their last six matches in all competitions, but have no margin for error as they try to keep in touch with early pace-setters Manchester City and Manchester United.

The report claims Wenger, who signed a new two-year deal himself in May, has always believed Wilshere has what it takes to force his way into his first-team plans.

Alexandre Lacazette could become the first Arsenal player to score in his first four home league games since Jackie Henderson in 1958, if he finds the back of the net on Sunday.

It was this physical approach which paid off for Chris Hughton's side against Newcastle, however, they will need to be careful not to cross too far over the line using this tactic in the future.

'In the end we knew we had a very testing week.

As it was it lifted the crowd, including the vociferous 3,000 away fans relishing their first trip to Arsenal since 1982/83, when they played twice, once against Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup semi-final.