In the last five matches alone, Bernal has recorded four goals in all competitions, which is quite impressive for a midfielder. During the Brazilian's debut 2018/19 season in Spain, he managed four goals across 31 matches, totalling 1,742 minutes of play. In comparison, Bernal has reached that same four-goal tally in just 695 minutes.
With their sights firmly set on securing a first domestic crown since way back in 2004, the Gunners are leading the chase at the top of the Premier League table and will be looking to make another heavyweight statement in midweek. Embarking on what has become a sensational fairytale and shattering a string of long-standing records, Unai Emery's men will travel to the Emirates sat within touching distance of climbing to the top of the table.
