
Arsenal continue in their quest for the Premier League title on Saturday after briefly shifting their focus to the Champions League, welcoming Everton to the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners battled to a 1-1 draw at Bayer Leverkusen during their midweek European encounter, setting up an exciting second leg to see which side will advance to the quarter-finals. But before they cross paths with the German outfit again, they must take on an Everton team that has found form in the league with back-to-back victories.
The Toffees are eighth in the Premier League but are in the conversation for a European spot, giving them ample motivation to try to help derail Arsenal's title aspirations.
DAZN News has all the information for Arsenal vs. Everton.
Arsenal vs. Everton will take place at Emirates Stadium on Saturday, March 14, at 5.30pm GMT in the Premier League.
That means that fans watching in North America's Eastern time zone will be able to watch at 1.30pm ET, while kick-off on the West Coast is at 10.30am PT.
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal
(via Arsenal)
"You just have to go in that dressing room and feel the mood, the energy and the way we talk to each other and how much we value the position that we have right now and how much we want to, for sure be in the same position at the end of the season, and that depends on us. So our focus is on what we have to do, what we have to maintain and what we have to improve together."
David Moyes, Everton
(via Everton)
"We've not a great record going to Arsenal - but I don't know if many teams have this year, going to play Arsenal.
"We played Arsenal at home and did pretty well at the night. We've got to make it close and tight on the night."
The Gunners have struggled to put the ball into the back of the net in recent matches, but their defensive solidity has not suffered.
Everton are, perhaps surprisingly, better away from their brand new state-of-the-art stadium this season, but this match seems like a prime candidate for the most classic of Arsenal scorelines.
Prediction: Arsenal 1-0 Everton
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