How Arsenal should line up to avoid humiliation against Tottenham in the Premier League

Could it be worse?
Arsenal travel to White Hart Lane after one of the worst weeks in recent memory.
Unable to buy a win and hardly able to find the back of the net, the Gunners will be trying to find themselves amid the cauldron of Tottenham’s home ground that comes alive for one game only each season.
Not only do they have to do it in terrible form, but they go there with no confidence and no Petr Cech, Laurent Koscielny or Santi Cazorla, whose absence is felt more keenly with every passing game.
So, how should they line up to do what now seems improbable?
In goal, we will see Calamity Dave Ospina, a man who has done well to get so far considering his severe lack of ability.

My favourite part of Saturday will be when he drops one right on Harry Kane’s toe.
In front of him, Hector Bellerin, Per Mertesacker, Gabriel and Nacho Monreal will start because we don’t have any other options.

We hope that Gabriel can remember that he’s a footballer and pick up his game a bit.
In front of him, Francis Coquelin and Aaron Ramsey will continue to make a mess of the central midfield while Mesut Ozil will start and create a hatful of clear chances for his teammates to miss.
Up front, you could ask if it matters who starts, then you remember there’s a massive difference between Danny Welbeck and Theo Walcott, with the former likely to get the nod.
Joel Campbell can perhaps feel hard done by ending up back on the bench. But he will.
Olivier Giroud and Alexis Sanchez will also start and, hopefully, have worked out where the back of the net is.
As you might have noticed, I’m still in a bit of a huff with Arsenal after the Manchester United and Swansea games.
They can, however, make it all up to us all with those three magical little words – Arsenal beat Tottenham.