Arsenal are set to play Sevilla in the Champions League on Tuesday. The Gunners will be looking to get back to winning ways after defeat in their last continental tie against RC Lens.
With Sevilla equally firm on clinching the win, the match promises to be a testing ground for both teams.

Ahead of the match, two Arsenal academy players were seen included in the first-team training on Monday. Youngsters James Hillson and Amario Cozier-Duberry took part in Arsenal training and shouldered with the stars.
Though it seems unlikely that Cozier-Duberry and Hillson will actually play in the match, their presence in the first-team practice and active participation in training drills hint at their proximity to garner chances in the senior squad. Regardless of their potential absence from the main match, this experience is a testament to their growth and prospective role in upcoming first-team matches.
All of the North London team's youth players who excel in their games will get the opportunity to practice with the senior players and show their capability.
This will serve as a motivation for others to perform better and it wouldn't be far-fetched to foresee Hillson and Cozier-Duberry forming up the team for the key match. Even if they aren't chosen, these training experiences will serve as a driver for them to consistently perform better.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta also defended David Raya's situation in the press conference. The Spaniard was asked if Raya was feeling the pressure after replacing Aaron Ramsdale in Arsenal's goal. But Mikel Arteta defended his player, saying the player is dealing things well. Since taking up the role as the number one at Arsenal, Raya has made a few mistakes, which has raised questions about his inclusion in the first team.
Arteta also confirmed that Aaron Ramsdale will be part of Arsenal squad for the match. The England international missed out on the Chelsea game due to the birth of his newborn baby.