The Blues will welcome Leeds to Stamford Bridge on Sunday, December 6 at 7:00am (all times AEST).<\/span><\/p>\n Chelsea seem to be flying under the radar this past month despite sitting pretty in third place and just two points behind league leaders Tottenham.<\/span><\/p>\n The Blues are coming off a stellar 4-0 win in Sevilla, with Olivier Giroud netting each and every goal to mount pressure on Frank Lampard\u2019s selection at No.9.<\/span><\/p>\n If selected, the Frenchman will be licking his lips as his side turn their attention to Leeds, a club struggling to keep the ball out of their own net this season.<\/span><\/p>\n The Whites have conceded on 17 occasions from their 10 matches, with fellow newly promoted club\u2019s Fulham and West Brom the only side to have a greater goals against tally.<\/span><\/p>\n While there will be questions surrounding their back third, you are only as good as you\u2019re last, with Leeds keeping a clean sheet and taking all three points in their trip to Goodison Park last weekend.<\/span><\/p>\n The win lifted them away from the bottom three and into 12th on the table as they look to hold their place in the top flight after a prolonged period in the Championship.<\/span><\/p>\n The last time these two clubs tussled it out in the Premier League was in May 2004, a match that Lampard lined-up in while Chelsea ran home victors 1-0.<\/span><\/p>\n Leeds\u2019 last win over the Blues came two years prior, with Liverpool veteran James Milner on the scoresheet for the Whites that day.<\/span><\/p>\n Marcelo Bielsa and Lampard have a fiery history in their time in there second division and we can only hope it shows up once again at Stamford Bridge this weekend.<\/span><\/p>\n Will Leeds cause an upset? Or will the Blues continue to fly towards the top?<\/span><\/p>\n Our Tip: Chelsea Win @ $1.53<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n The North London Derby will take place in Tottenham on Monday, December 7 at 3:30am.<\/span><\/p>\n Hard to think of the last time these two sides were separated by 13 places on the Premier League table the far into a season, but here we are.<\/span><\/p>\n The Spurs are perched atop the Premier League with just one loss to their name, while Arsenal have just as many in their last week.<\/span><\/p>\n The Gunners\u2019 last league win came against Manchester United over a month ago in what seems like a distant memory, with Mikel Arteta struggling to spark confidence in his men.<\/span><\/p>\n To make matters worse, recent history doesn\u2019t seem to be in favour of Gunners either, with the club failing to defeat their arch-rivals in any of their past four meetings.<\/span><\/p>\n The Spurs took home the chocolates in the last North London Derby and will be heavily-touted to do the same again this time around.<\/span><\/p>\n There seems to be no stopping Son Heung-Min and Harry Kane this season, with the pair offering as a constant threat to their oppositions goal.<\/span><\/p>\n While Arsenal\u2019s backline has managed to be somewhat stable so far this season, they will be coming up against their toughest task yet.<\/span><\/p>\n Will the Spurs continue their glamorous run? Or will the Gunners come to crash the party?<\/span><\/p>\n Our Tip: Tottenham Win @ $1.90<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n The Wolves will travel to Anfield on Monday, December 7 at 6:15am.<\/span><\/p>\n It has been a frustrating season for Reds fans despite the club recording as many points as top-placed Tottenham and shining in the Champions League.<\/span><\/p>\n Their 1-1 tussle with Brighton was boiling with controversy last weekend after a number of 50\/50 calls failed to go their way and a number of players were battered after continuous congested fixtures.<\/span><\/p>\n Jurgen Klopp and his men will now turn their attention to Wolverhampton this week as they look to continue their glorious undefeated run at Anfield.<\/span><\/p>\n The Wolves have stagnated a little so far this season, sitting seventh in the top flight with five wins and three losses from their 10 league fixtures.<\/span><\/p>\n The Midlands club will be without their star striker in Raul Jimenez for an extended period of time after the Mexican spearhead sustained a fractured skull in his side\u2019s win over Arsenal last weekend.<\/span><\/p>\n Wolverhampton haven\u2019t defeated the Reds in the Premier League in almost a decade, and while the Reds will go into matchweek 11 with an undermanned side, they\u2019ll remain favourites to continue their stunning run.<\/span><\/p>\n Klopp will have a headache having to place four in-form forwards into his front three, with Mane, Salah, Firmino and Jota all looking as deadly as ever this past month.<\/span><\/p>\nTottenham vs Arsenal<\/a><\/h3>\n
Liverpool vs Wolverhampton\u00a0<\/a><\/h3>\n