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Erling Haaland To Score

Erling Haaland has scored a barely believable nine goals in four Premier League matches so far, following up his opening day goal against Chelsea with successive hat-tricks against Ipswich and West Ham, and a double against Brentford. 

Haaland has managed at least two shots in his last thirteen matches for Manchester City, and is proving almost impossible to stop. Whilst Arsenal arguably have the best chance of any team of doing just that, with home advantage, I think the Norwegian is highly likely to find the net for a fifth successive league match in a row.

If the Norwegian manages to play in the majority of Manchester City’s league matches this season, he will almost certainly break his own record of 36 goals in a single season.

Kai Havertz To Commit 2+ Fouls

Havertz will start in the number 9 position for Arsenal that he has made his own, and he leads the foul count for both sides going into this match, having committed 8 fouls in the league so far.

When these sides faced off at the Etihad last season, Havertz committed four fouls, and he has committed two or more fouls in five of his last seven league starts away from home. 

Man City win an average of 12 fouls per game in the league, and I am backing Havertz to commit a couple of them.

Bukayo Saka To Have A Shot On Target

It won’t serve as a surprise to many that Saka has quickly emerged as Arsenal’s key attacker once more this season. Martinelli on the opposite wing has struggled so far, managing just one shot in this league campaign so far, whilst Havertz continues to act as a foil to bring others around him into the game.

Saka has managed nine shots in the league so far, a tally bettered only by Erling Haaland and Kevin de Bruyne, and seven of those have been on target, with only Haaland boasting more shots on target from both sides.

Saka has managed a shot on target in nine of his last ten appearances for Arsenal, and if The Gunners are to get anything here, they will need him to show up in an attacking sense once more.