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Arsene Wenger has made six changes ahead of Arsenal's Premier League clash with Middlesbrough.
The Arsenal boss has dropped Spanish right-back Hector Bellerin for the trip to the Riverside and switched to a back three.
Wenger will also start both Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud up front as he looks to put a stop to Arsenal's horrendous away form.
And Wales international Aaron Ramsey is set to start in the middle alongside Swiss hard man Granit Xhaka.
(Photo: Stuart MacFarlane)
(Photo: Getty)
Defender Rob Holding is set for his fourth league appearance.
While Petr Cech, who has been suffering with a calf strain, gives the Gunners a huge boost by returning between the sticks.
Laurent Koscielny, who was out with an Achilles injury, is also back in the team.
(Photo: Mike Hewitt)
(Photo: REUTERS)
The Gunners have lost their last four matches on the road for the first time under Wenger and currently sit seventh in the table, ten points from the Champions League places.