Arsenal looking to equal all-time club record in Brighton & Hove Albion clash

The Gunners are currently involved in a three-way title race, having picked up 68 points from their 30 Premier League matches.

Mikel Arteta's side temporarily moved to the top of the table after they recorded a 2-0 win in Wednesday's home win over Luton Town.

However, they dropped back down to second following Liverpool's win over Sheffield United, leaving them two points adrift of the Reds and one point ahead of third-placed Manchester City.

With Liverpool set to face Manchester United on Sunday, Arsenal can move back to the top of the standings if they beat the Seagulls at the Amex Stadium.

While claiming three points will be the main priority, the Gunners also have the chance to achieve a club record in Saturday's fixture.

Having recorded shutouts in each of their last four top-flight road trips, Arsenal now have the opportunity to equal the all-time club league record of five consecutive away clean sheets.

The Gunners set the current record in the 1996-97 season when they played out goalless draws against Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur, before beating Everton, Southampton and Chelsea without conceding.

Their current run of away clean sheets is made up of resounding wins over West Ham United, Burnley and Sheffield United, plus a goalless draw in last Sunday's clash with title rivals Manchester City.

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard could have another decisive role to play after scoring the opening in the midweek win against Luton.

The Norway international has fared reasonably well in meetings with the