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Leicester v Arsenal

If the form tables are anything to go by in this match then you would have thought that Leicester are a decent bet to take 3 points from Arsenal's visit. A run of 4 consecutive victories was ended by Newcastle last week and while the Foxes only managed a draw against West Ham the fight they showed in coming from behind twice in that match to snatch a late equaliser suggests that while on paper they may not have much to play for they are still giving their all for new manager Brendan Rogers.

If you believe in the theory of the multiverse then in another world Jamie Vardy signed for Arsenal following Leicester's Premier League triumph a few years ago. It would have been interesting to see how he would have faired at a bigger club but one thing is for sure, he loves scoring goals against Arsenal with the striker having found the back of the net 6 times in his last 7 appearances against the Gunners. Add to that the fact that he has 6 goals in his last 6 Premier League appearances and you can imagine that Arsenal's defence will need to be very watchful tomorrow.

With Spurs losing today and Chelsea and United playing each other in the late kick-off, this game represents a golden opportunity for Arsenal to establish their top 4 credentials. Defeats to Crystal Palace and Wolves have destroyed what had been a good sequence of results for the North London side but their main concern all season has been winning away from home. The Gunners have managed just 6 wins on their travels this season and with 2 of their remaining 3 league games away from the Emirates they need to reverse that form if they want Champions League football next year.

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Burnley v Man City

With Liverpool supporters reduced to cheering on bitter rivals Manchester United in the midweek derby will we be seeing the same kind of antics for City's visit to Turf Moor? I put it to you that this Burnley team is probably capable of putting up more of a fight than the Red Devils did in the 2nd half on Wednesday. Indeed, as we saw on Monday night when Burnley scrapped out a 2-2 draw with Chelsea, this is a team that is quite happy to play ugly football in order to get a result.

In February, Burnley hosted a Spurs side that were being touted as the 3rd horse in this years title race - Tottenham didn't enjoy their visit up to Lancashire on that occasion. Similarly The Clarets have form against City on these kind of occasions having beaten the reigning champions in 2015 to throw a major spanner in the works of their bid to retain the title and they also managed a point in last seasons corresponding fixture. I, along with most neutrals, are of course hoping rather than expecting that Burnley can pull something out of the bag and stop wealthy City buying their way to another title.

In the normal course of events this will be a very one-sided affair as City have already shown this season by beating Burnley 5-0 on 2 occasions. Pep Guardiola's team have overcome some poor results around the Christmas period to win their last 11 league matches. I guess the only thing that might work slightly against the champions elect is the fact that this fixture represents City's 9th match in the last 4 weeks. Will Burnley be able to find a chink in the City armour?

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Manchester United V Chelsea

If the recent form of places 3 - 6 is anything to go by it would appear that several of the so called 'Big 6' don't actually want to qualify for the Champions League next season. Only Brighton and Huddersfield have fewer points over the last 6 matches than Manchester United and after a decent first 30mins against City in the Manchester derby, the home side faded badly to finish a comfortable 2nd best. There is certainly something rotten at Old Trafford at the moment and Solksjaer's selection in this match will perhaps give a hint to potential movements in the summer transfer window.

Of course Chelsea will just be hoping that they are allowed to make any transfers in the summer particularly as their prize asset Eden Hazard looks likely to be the subject of transfer speculation throughout the close season. It is also very likely that they will have a new manager for 2019/20 so it's difficult to see where the players and coaching staff will gain motivation for this fixture. Of late, Chelsea's trips up North have brought little success, with one-sided defeats at Liverpool, Everton and City in the last couple of months. With Chelsea also still involved in the Europa League (they play Frankfurt on Thursday), it might be tempting to suggest that their focus is now elsewhere.

The stats for both sides going into this game are fairly poor with United leaking goals at one end (ave. 2 a game over last 6 matches) and struggling to score at the other (5 goals in last 6 matches). In fact, United haven't managed a goal from open play since the 2nd April when Scott McTominay scored against Wolves. Perhaps a Chelsea defence that could well be shorn of Rudiger and Kante and has conceded 7 times in it's last 3 matches will be just what the United strike force requires to get itself going again.

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