Farke says his men are ‘greedy to win some points’ at the Emirates Stadium but stays respectful to the Gunners.
Norwich City and Arsenal are yet to win a game in the Premier League this season and have shipped out nine and ten goals respectively in their first three games.
The Canaries and Mikel Arteta’s men currently sit 19th and 20th on league table respectively and both teams will be looking to be granted absolution from their fans with a win.
Farke, who was speaking in his press conference ahead of Saturday’s encounter in North London, says his men want to get off the mark at the Emirates Stadium.
"We are greedy to win some points and get off the mark at The Emirates,” the 44-year-old German told the media.
"We are very respectful. Arsenal have a lot of quality and they were also struggling in the first few games with their availability.
"Right now they are all back to fitness and all available."
Farke also gave his team news regarding the fitness and availability of the players to expect against Arsenal.
"It is a bit tricky because many of the (international) players arrived back late,” he added.
"There will be some late decisions but definitely out will be Christoph Zimmermann with an ankle problem and Dimitris Giannoulis with back and neck problems, but there will be some late decisions.
"Kenny McLean is back in team training and we have to wait and see how his body reacts, but it is more or less good news and I think he will be alright."
