(Photo credit: Reuters/Matthew Childs)Manchester City will try to finish a challenging week unblemished when they visit an Arsenal side hoping to see some of its injured stars return to match fitness. After a difficult start to the season, City (2-2-0, 6 points) returned from the September international window in impressive form. Last weekend, Erling Haaland's brace propelled City to a 3-0 home win over Manchester United, a result that halted a two-match Premier League losing streak. 'We are not going to win the Premier League on Sunday and we are not going to lose the Premier League on Sunday.' Saka, who scored 47 Premier League goals across the previous four seasons, hasn't played since the second weekend due to a hamstring issue.