Bring on those Gunners! Norwich City will welcome Arsenal to Carrow Road for Sunday’s Premier League test buoyed by a long overdue 2-0 away win at Everton.
City fully-deserved a first away victory of the campaign at the Toffees' expense in a result that restored much-needed belief to players and fans alike.
Christoph Zimmermann's return helped anchor a second clean sheet of the season while the inclusion of Todd Cantwell and the re-deployment of Kenny McLean also made a huge difference at Goodison Park.
Sam Byram again underlined his value and versatility at left-back and there was landmark cameo from Dennis Srbeny with the first Premier League goal of his career.
Daniel Farke was quick to re-focus his squad in the aftermath with Arsenal next up. Speculation around the future of Unai Emery will only persist after needing a stoppage time equaliser to earn a point at home to Southampton.
But the Gunners have a potent frontline that will be another test for Zimmermann and Co.
Recap all the key topics discussed from the win at Everton and assess what lies in store for Arsenal's visit, with Group Football Editor Paddy Davitt in our regular Monday lunchtime question-and-answer session.
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