Blackburn are hosting the Gunners after their solid 6-0 win last week at home against Blackpool and now after having Van Persie and Fabregas fit again, it looks promising that this team is going to be back to the upper echelons of the league.

The Gunners defense has been a bit of a worry last year but with the additions of Koscielny and new signing Squillaci, things look to be good for the long run of the team. Theo Walcott has been a revelation, and this could be his major breakout season with a superb hat-trick last week. With Arshavin and Walcott on either wing and Van Persie and Chamakh starting, the team looks have a cutting edge as it pushes forward for goals.

Blackburn have been managed to keep themselves mid-table for a number of years and doing the same this year as well, sitting in 10th place after 2 rounds. Kalinic and Diouf have been the new forward partnership, but have not been able to do any destructive damage so far.

Arshavin and Givet should have a very difficult time on the wings against Arshavin and Walcott and with the playmaking ability of Fabregas looking to start tomorrow, Arsenal should nab this victory.