Football365 puts Liverpool v Arsenal at centre of Sunday preview

Football365 puts Liverpool v Arsenal at centre of Sunday preview

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2026-10-30 19:52:18
Football365 named Liverpool v Arsenal as the only Sunday game in its Big Weekend feature and also highlighted fixtures involving Manchester United, Fulham and Bayern Munich.

Football365's Big Weekend feature named Liverpool v Arsenal as the only Sunday game. It said a Liverpool win would move them within three points of Arsenal with over a quarter of the season gone.

Sunday's featured match

Football365 said Liverpool v Arsenal was the single Sunday game in the feature. It also said Liverpool could cut the gap to Arsenal to 3 points with a win.

Premier League and Championship notes

Football365 said Bruno Fernandes was the player to watch for Manchester United's game against Chelsea. It also said Crystal Palace's Pierre Sage came into the job in the summer, that Palace had seven points from their first eight games of the season under him, and that they have shipped 19 goals in total.

Football365 said Fulham had won their last two games, with both victories ending 1-0 against Hull and Coventry. It said Fulham were due to visit Aston Villa on Saturday evening.

Football365 said Norwich City and Watford were one place and one point apart just outside the relegation zone. It added that both sides had won one and lost four of their last five, while Burnley headed the Championship relegation zone.

Der Klassiker

Football365 said Bayern Munich were due to host Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker. It said the two sides were locked on 17 points.

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