Brighton boss Graham Potter admitted he is wary of facing the unknown when his side travel to Arsenal on Thursday night. Freddie Ljungberg will be in charge of the Gunners for the first time at home after stepping in as caretaker following the sacking of Unai Emery on Friday, having taken a point from his first match – a 2-2 draw at Norwich on Sunday. And the changes at the Emirates have made it harder for Potter to draw up his own plans for Thursday’s match. “Arsenal are going through a transition after losing Mr (Arsene) Wenger, who had been there for over 20 years, and results haven’t gone as they would’ve liked with their previous coach,” Potter said. “But they’re still...
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