ARSENAL face two tough fixtures against Everton and Manchester City before playing three games in the space of eight days.
But despite their difficult games in December, their fixture list eases by the time Christmas and New Years approach.

The Gunners will go up against West Brom, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth once they’ve dealt with the Toffees and City.
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Arsene Wenger will hope his side can maintain their strong start to the season but bad results against either Everton on Manchester City could put the Gunners on the wrong foot ahead a busy Christmas schedule.
Arsenal have won two of their last five meetings against City, only losing once, with the other two encounters ending as 2-2 draws.
A fact that will encourage Wenger is the that his side have only lost in their last five meetings against Everton.
They won their last three meetings but lost 3-0 before drawing to the Toffees 2-2 in 2014.

But something that must be considered is Wenger’s previous struggle against current Everton boss Ronald Koeman whilst he was in charge of Southampton.
Saints got the better of the Gunners three times during Koeman’s reign on the south coast out of their five meetings.
And with Southampton recording a thumping 4-0 victory on December 26 in 2015, Wenger will hope his side are more prepared for this festive period coming up.
Arsenal
13 Dec – Everton (A) – PL
18 Dec – Manchester City (A) – PL
26 Dec – West Brom (H) – PL
1 Jan – Crystal Palace (H) – PL
3 Jan – Bournemouth (A) – PL
How does their rivals’ festive fixture list compare?
Liverpool
14 Dec – Middlesbrough (A) – PL
19 Dec – Everton (A) – PL
27 Dec – Stoke (H) – PL
31 Dec – Man City (H) – PL
2 Jan – Sunderland (A) – PL
Chelsea
14 Dec – Sunderland (A) – PL
17 Dec – Crystal Palace (A) – PL
26 Dec – Bournemouth (H) – PL
31 Dec – Stoke City (H) – PL
4 Jan – Tottenham (A) – PL
Man City
14 Dec – Watford (H) – PL
18 Dec – Arsenal (H) – PL
26 Dec – Hull (A) – PL
31 Dec – Liverpool (A) – PL
2 Jan – Burnley (A) – PL
Man Utd
14 Dec – Crystal Palace (A) – PL
17 Dec – West Brom (A) – PL
26 Dec – Sunderland (H) – PL
31 Dec – Middlesbrough (H) – PL
2 Jan – West Ham (A) – PL
Tottenham
14 Dec – Hull City (H) – PL
18 Dec – Burnley (H) – PL
28 Dec – Southampton (A) – PL
1 Jan – Watford (A) – PL
4 Jan – Chelsea (H) – PL
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