Premier League Preview: Arsenal v Swansea Live Stream Information

Arsenal will look to bounce back from their 6-0 shellacking in the hands of Chelsea, as they host out-of-form Swansea at the Emirates.

Arsene Wenger will rely on the support from the home crowd to boost the spirit of his squad, while remaining confident that the Gunners will come out with right attitude on Tuesday.

"The crowd knows that it is a very important game and I'm confident that they will be behind our team," Wenger told arsenal.com.

"I think they have acknowledged since the start of the season that the team's attitude was absolutely spot-on and that they have given absolutely everything."

"Even though we missed a game on Saturday I believe, over the season - in difficult games, in Champions League games - this team has turned up with complete focus."

With eight more games to go, the north Londoners are still legitimate title contenders, only seven points behind Chelsea with one game less played.

Meanwhile, Swans boss Garry Monk has nothing but praises for his counterpart, but revealed that previous meetings against Arsenal dictate that his squad can give the Gunners a run for their money.

"We can draw on experiences we have had before, like when we went to Arsenal last season and won," Monk told Sky Sports.

"It shows we can do it, and the players need to draw on that as motivation and for belief, but we are trying to get that belief into them for every game."

"The effort, desire and will to win are there, it is about slotting them all together."

Projected Starters:

Arsenal: Szczesny; Gibbs, Sagna, Vermaelen, Mertesacker; Flamini, Arteta; Podolski, Gnabry, Cazorla; Giroud

Out/Injured: Walcott, Wilshere, Ozil, Ramsey, Koscielny, Miyaichi, Diaby

Swansea: Vorm; Davies, Ranger, Williams, Chico; Shelvey, Britton; Dyer, Routledge, Michu; Bony

Out/Injured: n/a

Schedule and Live Stream Information:

Kick-off: 6:45 am, March 26, 2014 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time/Sydney)

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