Arsenal return to north London on Wednesday as their pre-season preparations continue against Spanish side Villarreal.
The Gunners have been on tour in Asia but are back on home soil for the final two friendlies before the Premier League season gets underway.
While results are not crucial in pre-season, defeat to Tottenham last time out will have irked and Mikel Arteta will be keen to pick up a couple of wins before the campaign begins.
A trip to Old Trafford is the first task of the new Premier League season, with Arsenal going to Manchester United on Sunday August 17.
The final two friendlies of the summer are against the sides that finished fifth and fourth in La Liga last season.
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Both Villarreal and Athletic Club will be in the Champions League in the coming season, both finishing on 70 points last time round, with the Basque team edging ahead in fourth.
Villarreal have former Gunners Nicolas Pepe and Denis Suarez in their ranks.
When is Arsenal vs Villarreal?
The match kicks off at 6pm on Wednesday August 6 at the Emirates.
How to watch Arsenal vs Villarreal
The game is being streamed live on Arsenal.com, although to watch you will need to sign up and pay for the privilege.
The match will cost £6.99 to stream or there is a deal for the remaining two friendlies of the summer at £8.99.
Arsenal’s pre-season results and fixtures
Jul 23: 1-0 AC Milan
Jul 27: 3-2 Newcastle
Jul 31: 0-1 Tottenham
Aug 06: Villarreal
Aug 09: Athletic Club
Team news
Arsenal fans will hope to get their first experience of summer signings Viktor Gyokeres, Martin Zubimendi and Noni Madueke in action on Wednesday evening.
Zubimendi is likely to start while Gyokeres and Madueke are more likely to come off the bench, but all could be involved.
Riccardo Calafiori and Leandro Trossard both suffered injuries in the last pre-season outing and may not be risked.
Jurrien Timber and Gabriel are working back to fitness and are expected to play on the opening weekend of the Premier League season, but are unlikely to start on Wednesday.