Arsenal's next five fixtures compared to Liverpool, Tottenham and Man City

Arsenal were dumped out of the Carabao Cup after suffering a 3-1 defeat against West Ham at the London Stadium. The Gunners found themselves behind inside 16 minutes as Ben White turned a corner kick into his own net - despite Aaron Ramsdale clearly being fouled by Tomas Soucek.

Given there is no VAR in the Carabao Cup, the goal was allowed to stand. A slow start to the second half saw the Hammers take a 3-0 lead following goals from Mohammed Kudus and Jarrod Bowen.

Martin Odegaard was introduced as a substitute and the Arsenal captain scored a late consolation goal - but it was not enough as Arsenal crashed out of the Carabao Cup. Following their defeat to West Ham, football.london takes a look at the Gunners' next five fixtures in all competitions...

Newcastle (A) - November 4

There are few tougher places to travel than Newcastle and St James' Park, which is the next challenge for Arsenal in the Premier League. While the Magpies have been a huge threat to most teams, a number of injuries and suspensions could well hit them hard before the clash.

Sevilla (H) - November 8

Arsenal welcome Sevilla to the Emirates Stadium in the hopes of picking up a second consecutive win against the Spanish outfit. The Gunners currently sit top of their Champions League group and could take a huge step towards qualification for the knockout rounds with a win against Sevilla.

Burnley (H) - November 11

The next home game in the Premier League for Arsenal is against Burnley, who have struggled since making their return to the top flight. It could be an opportunity for the Gunners to add three points to their tally, but former Man City captain Vincent Kompany will be sure to try his best to stop that.Brentford (A) - November 25

A London derby is on the cards as Arsenal prepare for a trip to Brentford following on from the final international break of the calendar year. The Bees are far from an easy opponent though, having found success frustrating teams and hitting them hard on the counter attack.

Lens (H) - November 29

Arsenal end November with their fifth Champions League group stage fixture. Mikel Arteta's side will be looking for revenge against Lens after tasting defeat in the reverse fixture in France.

Arsenal may have secured qualification for the knockout rounds by this point - but they will be looking to finish top of Group B in the hope of securing a more favourable tie in the round of 16.

Manchester City

AFC Bournemouth (H) - Saturday, November 4

Young Boys (H) - Tuesday, November 7

Chelsea (A) - Sunday, November 12

Liverpool (H) - Saturday, November 25

RB Leipzig (H) - Tuesday, November 28

Tottenham (H) - Sunday, December 3

Tottenham

Chelsea (H) - Monday, November 6

Wolves (A) - Saturday, November 11

Aston Villa (H) - Sunday, November 26

Man City (A) - Sunday, December 3