Arsenal host Everton looking for their fourth Premier League win in a row as Mikel Arteta's side aim to pile the pressure on league leaders Manchester City, and you can follow it live right here with ESPN.

After a tame 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest last weekend, Arsenal travelled to Bayern Munich in midweek where a late Declan Rice strike secured a hard-earned point in Europe.

Everton have not won in their last eight away games and under David Moyes, have never beaten Arsenal at the Emirates.

- Arsenal's Arteta admits Saka injury signs are 'not good'

The visitors will be up against it but are facing an Arsenal team without star man Bukayo Saka, who suffered a quad injury in midweek, with Arteta not sounding too optimistic after the game.

"Obviously when a player has to walk off the pitch, he is struggling to walk without any pain, his movement is restricted, they are not good signs," he said.

Everton come into this one on the back off a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, with a draw at Hull City preceding that result, as Moyes looks to break his north London duck this afternoon amid talks over his own future at the club.

"There's always been developments and talks [over a contract] have taken place. Things are a bit quiet at the moment and I'm guessing that's to do with the situation we're in," he said earlier in the week.