The Gunners are likely to utilise a full scale rotation so this will be a significantly weaker XI compared to normal. This still won’t be a bad Arsenal lineup but they look very opposable here.

Mikel Arteta simply has to prioritise the Champions League semi-final second leg v PSG in midweek (1-0 down after the first.

Bournemouth have only won one in nine Premier League games but are unbeaten in four and have been strong away from home, only losing once in their last 11 attempts. They beat Arsenal earlier this season, which should give them some confidence, so they look a great bet in the double chance market.

Arsenal average 6.76 corners per game in the Premier League this season and have a knack of obtaining them on a regular basis. The Gunners are known for their set piece prowess and don’t shy away from trying to get them either.

Bournemouth fixtures average a huge 11.35 corners per game, which is one of the most in the entire league. They are the sort of side who take a lot of shots and play quite wide, which can raise their corner averages. Taking over 9.5 flag kicks here looks like a safe option.

Bournemouth average the most fouls per game in the Premier League (13.50). They’ve racked up 88 yellows and two red cards this season, a figure only Chelsea have beaten.

Arsenal do rank as the 5th cleanest team in terms of cards, but have been given five reds this campaign. The referee Jarred Gillett has not been card shy this season, averaging 4.38 per game and going over 3.5 in all of his last five matches.

Brazilian attacker Evanilson has proven to be a canny operator in winning cheap free kicks and is fouled 1.60 times per 90 mins on average. He is skilful, elusive and knows when to go down for his side.

Evanilson could pop up anywhere in the final third, and Bournemouth do break well at pace, so Arsenal might have to commit some tactical fouls to stop him.

Semenyo has been constantly up there in the average shot ranks for Premier League players this season. He has fired in 3.60 shots per game, which is joint-best with Erling Haaland for players who have played significant minutes.

His accuracy ratio is only around the 30% mark, but he fires in so many shots that it’s likely one will hit the target. Semenyo has had five shots on target in his last five games and has scored in two of his last three.

In the previous bet builder it was advised to take over 2.5 cards. It is worth updrading that to 3.5 considering the referee has covered this mark in all of his last five games. Bournemouth have obtained the 2nd-most cards in the Premier League this season.

It originally looked like Evanilson would not play this game due to getting sent off last weekend. However, the Premier League have rescinded that decision, so he is free to play at the Emirates Stadiu,m which is a massive boost for the Cherries.

After a slow start to the seas,on the former Porto man has really hit some decent form to close out the season and is a major weapon upfront. Evanilson has fired a blank in his last three contests, but in total has scored six goals in his last 10 games. He’s going to be on penalty-taking duty as well.

Andoni Iraola’s men have committed the most fouls per game of any team in the Premier League (13.50) and they have a clear tactical gameplan to commit fouls in certain areas of the field.

Iraola loves to stop opponents counterattacking quickly and has no problem if his players take a card for the team's cause. We just need the Cherries to commit 12 or more fouls, which is below their seasonal average.

Bournemouth have committed at least 10 fouls in all of their last six Premier League games and racked up 12 v Arsenal in the reverse fixture.