Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta expects the lack of fans at Manchester City for their first game of the Premier League restart to balance things out.
The Gunners play their game in hand against City on June 17 - the second match of Project Restart following Aston Villa's game with Sheffield United earlier that day.
It will be a very different prospect to the one they were due to face in the original game - one which was called off due to Arteta testing positive for coronavirus in March.
There will be no home fans and Arteta, who is returning to the club he left in December, hopes that will be an advantage to his side. "I hope it is and we've seen we have got a good thing to measure what is happening with the Bundesliga at the moment," he said
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