Foxes face Arsenal and Man Utd tackle Sunderland in other PL clashes

Following midweek Capital One Cup action, the Premier League returns as Claudio Ranieri’s high-flying Leicester City look to continue their impressive start to the season against Arsenal, who currently sit one place below them in the top-flight table.

Elsewhere, Louis van Gaal’s Manchester United will aim to overcome a struggling Sunderland at Old Trafford and maintain their impressive home record this term, while West Ham United face Norwich City at Upton Park.

Leicester v Arsenal
The Foxes are 3/1 with Coral to stun Arsene Wenger’s Gunners at the King Power Stadium, having managed to hold them to a 1-1 draw on home soil last term, with Arsenal’s last victory in Leicester coming in January 2002.

Having been involved in a successful relegation scrap last season, the hosts have been rejuvenated under Ranieri and are incredibly undefeated in all competitions, though Arsenal are 11/5 to halt that run with a victory and both teams scoring.

England international Jamie Vardy has been pivotal to Ranieri’s early success and the in-form forward is 15/8 to add to his four goals in seven outings anytime. Alexis Sanchez was on target at the King Power Stadium during last season’s stalemate and is 6/1 to break his current domestic duck by opening proceedings.

Nathan Dyer and Matthew James are still struggling with injury problems and could miss the clash, while the visitors will be without Franics Coquelin, though Santi Cazorla returns from a one-match suspension.

Man Utd v Sunderland
The Red Devils have only lost once on home soil to Sunderland since 1968, a record spanning 29 games in all competitions, and the Black Cats are 12/1 to cause a major upset at Old Trafford.