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 biggest match of the Premier League season so far takes place on Sunday with Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal taking on Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Pep Guardiola’s side have won all four of their league games this campaign and will be hoping to take their points advantage over Arsenal to five with a win.

Confirmed team news, predicted lineup and injury latest for Premier League game - Mikel Arteta has some key decisions to make with no Martin Odegaard for Etihad Stadium showdown

The English Premier League will see the Manchester City vs. Arsenal clash this weekend as the title contenders will meet at Manchester's Etihad Stadium in Sunday's duel. Manchester City won all their four matches to lead the Premier League with 12 points. Second-place Arsenal have 10 points before their visit to Manchester.

The Premier League have partnered with the National League to create a new competition for under-21 players - but Manchester City won't take part.

William Saliba bizarrely insists that Arsenal could lose to Manchester City on Sunday and still emerge as Premier League champions.

Man City vs. Arsenal. First vs. second. It may not be the season decider the media wants it to be, but it's going to be a thriller all the same. Here are the bets Yardbarker's Alyssa Clang is looking at as the game ticks closer.

One of the biggest games of the Premier League season is upon us. Here's everything you need to know as Manchester City prepare to host Arsenal.

Manchester City host Arsenal in a showdown between the Premier League title favourites on Sunday, while Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou badly needs a win when his side host Brentford.Postecoglou under pressure Arsenal's third consecutive away derby win at Tottenham ramped up the scrutiny on Postecoglou.

After the opening round of European fixtures in midweek, we are straight back into the Premier League programme starting with a hectic Saturday schedule. The day's action starts with a London derby between West Ham United and Chelsea which kicks off at 3.