The last two Premier League clubs will be in action on Monday evening. Arsenal will then receive Leicester City in-house. Will Arsenal manage to also tie Leicester City to the trophy?
Arsenal:
Arsenal started winning after two games and did not stop. The last six league games that The Gunners played were all won. One victory was even more convincing than the other. The Gunners also perform in the Europa League; all two duels were won. Unai Emery’s team was ahead of this round of play over Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. That shows that Arsenal has the taste. Now it is for The Gunners case to perform against the Bix Six from England, something that did not work in the first two games. Chelsea and Manchester City were then too strong for The Gunners.
For the last league game of Arsenal we have to go back in time. That was on Sunday 7 October. The Gunners played in Azerbaijan a few days earlier; there was won with 0-3 from Qarabağ. Fulham was the opponent in a London derby three days later. The Gunners had no trouble at all with the PhD student. At Craven Cottage it became 1-5 for Arsenal. Alexander Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang both scored twice. Aubameyang reached the anger of all Gabonezen this week, because he left the national team early. He was not satisfied with the plane with which the Gabonese team had to play. Meanwhile, he flew back to London with another plane and he is expected in the base against Leicester.
Leicester City:
If you have to describe Leicester City in one word, then it is vicissitude. The Gunners win one week, but lose again just as fast a week later. It is all part of the Premier League. All teams after the traditional top six can win, but also lose each other. The times that people at Leicester City dreamed of a championship are over. The Foxes are both on the ground and will not be satisfied with the current ranking.
The last game Leicester City played was lost for The Foxes. Everton visited King Power Stadium more than two weeks ago. The game between the two subtoppers was won with 1-2 by The Toffees. At Leicester City Wes Morgan got his second red card of the season again and Morgan’s time seems to have been pretty much the same. He has never been the fastest and with 34 years he is no longer the youngest, but Claude Puel is remarkably enough to set him up often. That also gives a bit of a problem: Leicester City does not want to replace all players of the championship year, but in the case of Morgan that would not be unwise. On the other hand, it also adorns the club.
PREDICTION: Over 2.5 goals @ 1.50
