Craig Pawson will officiate Arsenal’s match versus Everton at the Emirates Stadium, according to the Premier League. Andrew Kitchen is the fourth official, and Eddie Smart and Con Hatzidakis are the assistant referees.
Dan Cook will serve as Paul Tierney’s assistant while he does VAR duties. With 29 points from their first 15 games this season, the Gunners are now in third place in the table, behind Chelsea and Liverpool.
Following a 3-0 Champions League victory over AS Monaco at home, Arsenal enters their next game with confidence. Against the Ligue 1 team, Bukayo Saka scored twice, and Kai Havertz also found the score.
The Gunners’ most recent league game ended in a 1-1 draw away at Fulham. At Craven Cottage, defender William Saliba scored the game’s goal, but they ultimately failed to find a winner.
“I’m very happy – it’s always very difficult to win in the Champions League, 3-0 and a clean sheet puts us in a really good position in the group,” Mikel Arteta said following the team’s victory over Monaco. Myles (Lewis-Skelly), who made his [full] Champions League debut at the age of 18, performed a fantastic job, and I’m also extremely happy to see other players who haven’t played that much. He has merited the opportunity for our faith and confidence.
It goes without saying that some circumstances have made it possible for him to be here, and he seized the opportunity when it presented itself. He performed exceptionally well in the game and played with a lot of personality and bravery. Every three days, Bukayo (Saka) plays at his best, contributing to the attack, defense, and all facets of the game. Furthermore, he desires more. That’s the atmosphere we wish to establish.”
“I think it will depend on the rest of the results,” he remarked in reference to Champions League qualification. Even if we are in a strong position, we still have a lot of work to do.We had some really good chances in the first half, so I’m upset we didn’t score another three or four. That will be very essential, and given how tight the table is, [goal difference] will be very significant. We still have a lot to do, but we’re in a good position, so one more.
Arsenal’s next opponents Before their match against Liverpool was postponed last Saturday owing to bad weather, Everton defeated Wolves 4-0. “There have been a lot of question marks about what we are trying to achieve here and we had to answer them – I think the players have done,” said Sean Dyche, who expressed satisfaction with their most recent victory. It was a dedicated and well-executed performance. I couldn’t be more proud of these players, I told the group during the week. They have persevered despite everything that has happened to them.
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