Arsenal's first game after the international break went according to plan with Gabriel Jesus marking his return to the Premier League starting line-up by netting a brace in the 4-1 win over Leeds United.
Perhaps more importantly, despite Mikel Arteta's rather worrying admission about Benjamin White's fitness, no fresh injury concerns were reported after the game as the right-back - also on the scoresheet - came through unscathed along with Thomas Partey and Martin Odegaard.
But there's no letting up for the Gunners as the business end of the season continues on Sunday as they travel to Merseyside to face Liverpool in a fixture that will have massive implications in the Premier League title race as well as the battle for Champions League qualification.
Perhaps more importantly, despite Mikel Arteta's rather worrying admission about Benjamin White's fitness, no fresh injury concerns were reported after the game as the right-back - also on the scoresheet - came through unscathed along with Thomas Partey and Martin Odegaard.
But there's no letting up for the Gunners as the business end of the season continues on Sunday as they travel to Merseyside to face Liverpool in a fixture that will have massive implications in the Premier League title race as well as the battle for Champions League qualification.