Arteta is expected to make changes for the clash with Palace despite it being the quarterfinal of a major cup competition, with Arsenal’s more peripheral figures likely to earn minutes. Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christian Nørgaard, Noni Madueke and Gabriel Jesus are among those likely to start in the capital.

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Arsenal goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga was the unlikely hero on Tuesday night as the Gunners sneaked past Crystal Palace and into the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup after a penalty shoot-out. The Gunners went ahead late on thanks to a Maxence Lacroix own goal but were pegged back in stoppage time by Marc Guehi's equaliser.

Arsenal were pushed to the limit in an absolutely crazy game on Tuesday evening, eventually securing their place in the Carabao Cup semifinal by defeating Crystal Palace 8–7 in a penalty shootout. The game had earlier finished 1–1 after an extended 102 minutes of normal time.

The sample size so far is miniscule, Jesus having played barely an hour of football this season, but the signs are that he has returned with a bang. Against Club Brugge he crashed a shot against the crossbar and the pressure he placed on Yerson Mosquera was enough to force the own goal that beat Wolves.

Arsenal and Crystal Palace are preparing intensively for their crucial encounter in the EFL Cup, with a coveted spot in the semifinals at stake.

Arsenal host Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup Quarter-Final on Tuesday night where the Gunners could pose a potential for a double with a win here. Arsenal vs Crystal Palace best bets Bet on Eze and