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Arsenal XI vs Hull: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today

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William Saliba is pushing to make his first appearance of the season as Arsenal host Hull in the Premier League this afternoon.

Saliba was an unused substitute against Slavia Prague in the Champions League on Wednesday night and is expected to make Mikel Arteta’s matchday squad again today.

While Arsenal will be cautious with his fitness and it would be a surprise if Saliba came straight in to start against Hull, he could well feature off the bench if the game state allows.

Biding his time: William Saliba was an unused substitute as Arsenal beat Slavia Prague

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Bruno Guimaraes also did not feature at all in the Czech Republic and looks the obvious choice to partner Declan Rice in midfield.

Predicted Arsenal XI vs Hull (4-2-3-1): Raya; Timber, Konsa, Gabriel, Calafiori; Rice, Guimaraes; Madueke, Odegaard, Tzolis; Havertz

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