Arsenal's climb to the top of the Premier League table has surprised the FC crew, who question whether they can stay there. Wednesday night sees Arsenal face Ludogorets in European competition for the very first time. It's a game in which the Gunners will be the overwhelming favourites and, without taking anything for granted, one that should allow Arsene Wenger to rotate his squad. Of the outfield 10 that beat Chelsea, Basel, Burnley and Swansea last Saturday, there has only been one change, with Granit Xhaka replacing Francis Coquelin after the latter picked up an injury. It's clear the Arsenal manager has been approaching fixtures with an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"...
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