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We asked you to select your combined starting XI from the squads of Arsenal and Chelsea, and the result saw eight Blues players picked and just three Gunners getting the nod.

A crumb of comfort for Arsenal fans is that striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was the most picked player, appearing in 91% of teams.

He just edged out Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante for top spot.

The most competitive position in the team was between the goalkeepers, with Chelsea's Kepa narrowly beating Bernd Leno to the spot.

And the unluckiest man was Tammy Abraham, who was the fifth most selected player, but was predominantly picked in the same position as Aubameyang, so misses out.

You can still have a go at picking your team here.

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Mikel Artel marks his first home game as Arsenal boss by making two changes to the side that started the 1-1 draw at Bournemouth on Thursday.

Calum Chambers, who was suspended for the last game, returns to the defence while French midfielder Matteo Guendouzi is also back.

Greece defender Sokratis Papastathopoulos and Switzerland midfielder Granit Xhaka are not involved in the 18, while 18-year-old forward Tyreece John-Jules is on the bench.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Maitland-Niles, Chambers, Luiz, Saka, Guendouzi, Torreira, Nelson, Ozil, Aubameyang, Lacazette.

Substitutes: Pepe, Mustafi, Martinez, Mavropanos, Willock, Smith-Rowe, John-Jules.

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Frank Lampard reacts to last Thursday's 2-0 home defeat to Southampton by dropping England winger Callum Hudson-Odoi and midfielder Jorginho to the Chelsea bench.

There are recalls for Croatia midfielder Mateo Kovacic and England midfielder Mason Mount.

Nineteen-year-old defender Tariq Lamptey makes the bench.

Chelsea XI: Arrizabalaga, Rudiger, Zouma, Tomori, Azpilicueta, Kante, Kovacic, Emerson Palmieri, Willian, Mount, Abraham.

Substitutes: Christensen, Jorginho, Barkley, Caballero, Hudson-Odoi, Batshuayi, Lamptey.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal's new manager Mikel Arteta takes charge his first home game today when The Gunners meet Chelsea and his message, delivered via his programme notes, is clear: "In my mind, energy is everything. In life, in football and in sports."

Head over to the live text pronto....

Both teams have made two changes - that's all the info you're getting.

I jest, full team news with pretty graphics coming up.

This was my most memorable football memory of the past decade - expertly recalled by chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Read it here.

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Matchday team news on the way, but here's how the land lies at the moment...

Arsenal defender Calum Chambers has returned to the squad after serving a suspension on Boxing Day.

Gabriel Martinelli and Hector Bellerin will be assessed, while Rob Holding and Dani Ceballos are likely absentees.

Chelsea are expected to recall Mateo Kovacic after he was banned on Boxing Day, with Mason Mount and Christian Pulisic also poised to return.

Reece James and Marcos Alonso missed the defeat by Southampton, with the latter more likely to be fit to play.

And how many contain the Lynx Africa range?

Rebecca Philpot: Either watching Macclesfield at Wembley in the FA Trophy final in 2017 (even though we lost), or seeing us win promotion back to the Football League a year later. Holding on to those good memories at the moment!

Corin: Coutinho's goal against City to make it 3-2 in the 2013-2014 was one of my favourite goals as I seriously thought Liverpool might win the title

Jingle Bell: Favourite footballing moment from the last decade? Has to be Leicester winning the league and Ranieri's mate Andrea Bocelli banging out Nessun Dorma at the King Power Stadium. That was wild.

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I just took a few secs to submit this article to the Pulitzer judging panel... it's a high-brow commentary piece on how marginal offside decisions are afflicting the everyday Premier League player.

Read it here.

Live text commentary can be found here.

The big football news from Saturday evening was West Ham's sacking of manager Manuel Pellegrini... which quickly moved on to the re-recruitment of David Moyes.

BBC's Simon Stone has learnt that "Moyesey/Moyesy" is "95%" certain to get the gig again.

You might remember that the 55-year-old Scot led the Hammers to Premier League safety during six months at the club following the dismissal of Slaven Bilic in November 2017.

His contract wasn't renewed as the hierarchy wanted to take the club in a different direction.

Do fans still want the team to play the "West Ham way"? Or happy to retain their PL team by hook or by crook?

Read the latest here

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To prevent me from entering a state of typingus deliriumus keep me entertained with your views.

I'll keep it simple:

What are your favourite personal football memories of the past decade?

EG - the best match you attended/watched; favourite goal; memorable incident etc etc