Mikel Arteta wouldn’t give anything away about the fitness of his key players ahead of Arsenal’s match against Manchester United on Wednesday.Photo by Carlos Rodrigues/Getty ImagesMikel Arteta

With a wild, wacky win over West Ham on Saturday, Arsenal are officially in the midst of a bonafide winning streak, and their first since the end of September/early October. The Gunners’ three consecutive wins across all competitions have been made all the sweeter with a commanding goal haul,

With Gabriel Martinelli edging closer to full fitness, he could replace Leandro Trossard on the left. Arsenal’s attack has been lethal since the international break, with 13 goals in their last three games, making Arteta understandably cautious about tinkering with a winning formula.