Arsenal make the trip to the Vitality Stadium to face Bournemouth this weekend looking to extend their unbeaten run in the Premier League to 11 matches. Bournemouth play host to the Gunners having suffered defeat at Newcastle United before the international break, but the Cherries sit just four points adrift of Sunday's opponents in the top-flight standings. Bournemouth Reuters Eddie Howe would have acknowledged at the start of the season that reaching the November international break in sixth place was unlikely, and it was an unrealistic target to set his side after last year's 12th-placed finish. However, despite sitting above the likes of Manchester United, Everton and Leicester City,...
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