Squad sheets: Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion

Arsenal have scored 16 times in their first three home games and whatever team they put out at the Emirates promises an abundance of goals. So West Bromwich will not be taking too much notice of Arsène Wenger's lengthening casualty list, although the absence of Cesc Fábregas always gives opponents fresh hope. Abou Diaby, Tomas Rosicky and Emmanuel Eboué are Arsenal's other doubts, while Albion will be hoping that any confidence engendered by last Saturday's recovery to beat Birmingham is still there. David Lacey Venue Emirates Stadium, tomorrow 3pm Tickets Sold out Last season N/A Referee M Oliver This season's matches 2 Y 6, R 0, 3.00 cards per game Odds Arsenal 2-9 West Brom 16-1 Draw 11-2 Arsenal Subs from Fabianski, Mannone, Rosicky, Eboué, Vela, Djourou, Lansbury, Emmanuel-Thomas, Diaby Doubtful Rosicky (ankle), Diaby (ankle), Eboué (knee) Injured Fábregas (hamstring, Oct), Bendtner (groin, Oct), Vermaelen (achilles, Oct), Van Persie (ankle, Oct), Walcott (ankle Oct), Ramsey (leg, Nov), Frimpong (knee, Aug) Suspended None Form guide DWWWDW Disciplinary record Y7 R2 Leading scorer Walcott 4 West Brom Subs from Myhill, Morrison, Bednar, Tchoyi, Barnes, Zuiverloon, Cox, Méité, Reid, Dorrans, Dawson Doubtful Tamas (calf), Thomas (groin) Injured Miller (thigh, Oct 2), Mattock (fitness, Oct), Cech (foot, Oct) Suspended None Form guide WDLWLD Disciplinary record Y10 R0 Leading scorer Odemwingie 2 Match pointers • Arsenal have won six and lost just one of the eight Premier League matches against West Brom • The Baggies have won none and lost 14 of their last 18 Premier League away games • The seven points accrued this season is West Brom's best points haul after five Premier League matches • Five of the 10 red cards in the Premier League this season have come in games involving Arsenal • Arsenal have scored in the last 20 minutes in 17 of their last 18 games at Emirates Stadium