The Gunners are now two points behind Manchester City heading into the final day of the season. To claim the title, Arsenal must defeat Everton and hope Manchester City fails to beat West Ham.
With a superior goal difference, Arsenal knows that a win will secure the title if Pep Guardiola's side drops points at the Etihad.
However, their immediate task is overcoming an Everton team in excellent form. The Toffees, now comfortably safe from relegation despite points deductions, have won five of their last seven matches, keeping clean sheets in all of those victories.
A repeat of the previous fixture would suffice for Arsenal, as they secured a 1-0 win at Goodison Park in September courtesy of Leandro Trossard's strike.
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According to Arsenal's official website, Mikel Arteta's main injury concern is Bukayo Saka, who picked up a knock after colliding with the advertising boards at Old Trafford and was forced off.
It remains uncertain if Jurrien Timber will be fit enough to join the matchday squad.
For Everton, Sean Dyche's only worry is Andre Gomes, who suffered a facial injury towards the end of their 1-0 win against Sheffield United last weekend.
Jack Harrison will miss out after pulling a hamstring in training last week, joining Vitalii Mykolenko (ankle), Nathan Patterson (hamstring), and Dele Alli (groin) in starting their summer break early.