Tottenham Hotspur will hope to follow up their last-gasp League Cup victory over Coventry City in midweek by besting Brentford on Saturday. Spurs were

All eyes will be on the Etihad Stadium come Sunday when the top two go head-to-head. Injuries to Kevin De Bruyne and Martin Odegaard mean neither side will be at full-strength, but Arsenal, particularly, cannot afford a defeat given they are already trailing the champions by two points.

The Premier League returns this week following a busy midweek of European and Carabao Cup action. Manchester City welcome Arsenal in the game of the week. Crystal Palace host Manchester United and Liverpool will be looking to return to winning always against Bournemouth.