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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has urged his players to come out fighting against Fulham, as the Gunners continue their bid for a top-four finish.
A midweek goalless draw at home to Everton left the Gunners in fourth place in the Premier League table, with deadly rivals Spurs two points behind them with a game in hand.
Next up is a short trip to Craven Cottage, with Arsenal having failed to win any of their last four meetings with the Cottagers.
Wenger warned: "We are in a fight where every performance you want to be at the best possible level and we will focus on that on Saturday.
"It is a derby and you always expect it to be difficult, so the only way for us to deal with that is to focus the way we did against Everton and come out with a strong performance."
Arsenal are1.75to take all three points at the Cottage and are2.62to keep a clean sheet, while the Gunners are1.44to secure a top-four finish come the end of the season.
The visitors will be without goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski on Saturday, as he has not recovered from a rib injury which ruled him out in midweek, meaning that Wojciech Szczesny will get another chance to re-establish himself as first-choice.
Szczesny kept a clean sheet against the Toffees on his recall, with Wenger adding: "He had a good performance, I was pleased with his focus, with his sharpness. He dealt well with the situation that he faced.
"In our job there is only one way to respond, to practice harder and stronger and show that you are ready for a fight, that is what he did."
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