Arsenal starter: Yorke leads the front line, Sacanvanelli starts

At 3:00 am on October 2, in the second round of the Champions League phase, Arsenal will face Olympiacos at the Emirates Stadium. Before the game, the London Evening Standard predicted Arsenal's possible starting lineup.

report pointed out that Envanelli and Skelly are expected to make their debut in the Champions League match between Arsenal and Olympiacos, Skelly came off the bench against Newcastle on Sunday, while Envanelly was not on the roster. However, both of them may play against Olympiacos, as Arteta may adjust the roster.

Ben White may replace Timber as right-back, and new player Moscla may start again in the summer. Nvanelli has the hope of playing as the No. 8 position on the right, but Odgao may also get a chance to play. The Arsenal captain returned on Sunday, came on as a substitute and performed well against Newcastle.

Rice and Suvimendi are the first choice for partnering with Envanelli, but Arteta also has the option to let the two of them rest and replace them with Nolgo and Merino. On the offensive end, Saka continued to improve after recovering from his hamstring injury, and he should be the starting right winger.

Yorke is currently the only healthy striker in Arsenal, with Jesus and Havertz absent due to injury, so Yorke is likely to lead the front line. Left winger position, Arteta still has multiple options despite Maduaike's injury, with Eze, Martinelli and Trosad all starting contenders, and Martinelli may be the one to be selected as he is the only player of the three who did not start against Newcastle.

Arsenal's current injury problems have been alleviated compared to the beginning of the season. Except for Jesus, Havertz and Maduaike, only Kapier was absent due to a groin injury.

Arsenal is expected to start in this game (4-3-3): Raya; White, Saliba, Moscra, Skeley; Envanery, Suvimendi, Rice; Saka, Yorkres, Martineli

Wailers: Havertz (knee), Inkapier (groin), Jesus (knee), and Maduaike (knee).