The coming Premier League could have a major bearing on who secures a coveted Champions League spot for next season.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer takes his side to face Arsenal.
Leaders Manchester City host Watford and Liverpool welcome Burnley to Anfield, while Spurs visit Southampton and Chelsea entertain Wolves.Will fixture pile-up and injuries cost City? One good piece of news for Guardiola is that defender Aymeric Laporte returned to training this week, though it is unclear when he will be ready for action.
Shaqiri was an unused substitute last week as Liverpool laboured to break down a stubborn Everton defence, drawing 0-0. “He’s still our fourth top scorer behind the front three. We’re not getting goals from all over the place and he would give us another threat.”Romelu Lukaku appeared to be one of the fall guys under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the Norwegian interim boss quickly made it clear that Marcus Rashford was his first choice up front.
With three goals in four games in all competitions since he returned from injury, Kane will fancy his chances against struggling Southampton.Arsenal have flown under the radar in recent weeks but have quietly been going about their business as they battle for a return to the Champions League after two seasons away from Europe’s top table.
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