Arsenal will need to recover from their recent loss at home to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League when they face Bournemouth on Saturday.
The Gunners suffered a 1-0 defeat on Tuesday and will have a tough challenge in their quest for European success.
But for now, they must shift their focus back to domestic competitions and avoid slipping further down the Premier League table.
Team news
Arteta is expected to rest some key players in preparation for the second leg against PSG in the Champions League, with the likes of Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, and Declan Rice likely to be given a break.
Gabriel Magalhaes, Gabriel Jesus, and Takehiro Tomiyasu are set to miss the remainder of the season due to long-term injuries, while Riccardo Calafiori, Jorginho, and Kai Havertz are progressing well in their recovery but are unlikely to feature this weekend.
Bournemouth will have forward Evanilson back in the squad after his red card from the draw against Manchester United was overturned.
Hamed Traore and Luis Sinisterra are targeting a return before the end of the season, but they will not be available for this game.
The stats
Arsenal have drawn their last two home matches.
The Gunners have the highest number of draws in the Premier League this season, with a total of 13.
Bournemouth has been held 11 times in their 34 matches, with only four teams having more draws in the top-flight this season.
The Cherries have drawn three of their last four games.
Prediction
Arsenal may be fatigued from their recent Champions League fixture with PSG, and changes are expected when they face Bournemouth, who are pushing for a top-10 finish.
The Cherries could capitalize on Arteta's potential squad rotation as the Gunners focus on the upcoming second leg in Paris. Bournemouth, aiming for points to secure a top-half position, could secure a draw.
Arsenal struggled in their recent home matches, drawing against Crystal Palace and Bournemouth, highlighting their inconsistency at home.
With Liverpool in the race for the title, Arsenal's attention seems to have shifted to the Champions League, which could benefit Bournemouth in this match.
Bournemouth has shown determination with a four-game unbeaten streak, and with their previous victory over Arsenal this season, they have a good chance to secure a point at the Emirates.