Arsenal have named a heavily rotated side for their UEFA Champions League encounter against Slavia Prague, with manager Mikel Arteta making six changes to the starting eleven. The Gunners, who have already secured progression to the knockout stages, take the opportunity to rest key players and give squad members valuable European minutes.
The match at the Emirates Stadium kicks off on Wednesday evening, with Arsenal looking to maintain their perfect group stage record. Slavia Prague, needing a result to keep their qualification hopes alive, will face an Arsenal side featuring several fringe players and academy graduates.
Team news confirms the extent of the rotation, though the specific personnel changes were not detailed in the initial line-up announcement. The Czech champions will be hoping to exploit any lack of cohesion in the much-changed Arsenal side.
