With Viktor Gyökeres having started scoring on a more regular basis in recent weeks, this is what Mikel Arteta had to say about the striker.

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The Brazilian has not started a Premier League game since January 2025, but his display against Inter suggested he is ready to face Man Utd

Did Arsenals win over Inter Milan show the way forward for Mikel Arteta in how he uses strikers Viktor Gyokeres and Gabriel Jesus? And is Kai Havertz the real first choice? Watch Arsenal vs Man Utd live on Sky Sports from 4pm on Sunday;

Arsenal saw both their strikers find the net as Gabriel Jesus and Viktor Gyokeres helped them see off Inter Milan - leaving Mikel Arteta with a selection dilemma ahead of the weekend

Arsenal will face Manchester City or Newcastle United, who play in the second semi-final on Wednesday, in the final at Wembley on Sunday March 22. Art De Roche and Cerys Jones break down the talking points from the Emirates.

Mikel Arteta has called on Arsenal to play with “courage, enjoyment and conviction” for the rest of 2025–26 if the Gunners are to realise ambitions of becoming Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years—as well as hunting an unprecedented Quadruple among all English clubs.

Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has suggested that he is aware his two goals against Inter Milan may not be enough to earn a start at home to Manchester United. The Gunners welcome Michael Carrick’s resurgent Man United side to the Emirates Stadium this weekend on the back of an impressive win over Inter in the Champions League.

Kai Havertz has been handed his first Premier League start in a year by Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, who has dropped captain Martin Ødegaard for the trip to Leeds United.