Here are three players who must start for Arsenal against Hull and two who must be kept on the sidelines.

Writing for Pain in the Arsenal, Alfie Cairns Culshaw argues that Mikel Arteta must manage player fatigue against Hull City following a demanding Champions League win against Slavia Prague. The writer identifies Noni Madueke, Myles Lewis-Skelly, and Ezri Konsa as three players who should start Saturday's home fixture. Arteta confirmed on Friday that Konsa is fit after being withdrawn as a precaution in Prague, while Madueke remains crucial amid injuries and suspensions.
Conversely, Culshaw argues that Declan Rice and Viktor Gyokeres should both be rested and moved to the bench against Hull. The writer contends Rice is physically exhausted after playing full matches, suggesting Bruno Guimaraes and Lewis-Skelly can step in. Culshaw also believes that despite Gyokeres scoring and assisting against Slavia, he should return to the bench.
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