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Devils battle Blues as Reds, Gunners clash in weekend headliners

Devils battle Blues as Reds, Gunners clash in weekend headliners
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Chelsea and Manchester United players during the match. Photo: Manchest United on X …Seven Nigerians in crucial ties for points Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday (today) and Liverpool welcome Arsenal on Sunday in a blockbuster Premier League weekend, but neither game is expected to feature a Nigerian, as the Super Eagles’ interest lies in five other fixtures.
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  • ✦The hosts beat Manchester City 2–1 last weekend and have won eight of Unai Emery’s nine league meetings with Fulham.
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Saturday:Photo: Manchest United on X …Seven Nigerians in crucial ties for points Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday (today) and Liverpool welcome Arsenal on Sunday in a blockbuster Premier League weekend, but neither game is expected to feature a Nigerian, as the Super Eagles’ interest lies in five other fixtures.Saturday:Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey travel with Fulham to Aston Villa on Saturday evening, Semi Ajayi’s Hull City host Ipswich Town, Ola Aina is set to return for Nottingham Forest at Brentford, and Frank Onyeka and Taiwo Awoniyi could feature as Coventry City face Sunderland.Saturday:Chelsea and Manchester United meet at Stamford Bridge at 1:30pm Nigerian time on Saturday.
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  • ✦Chelsea and Manchester United players during the match.
  • ✦Photo: Manchest United on X …Seven Nigerians in crucial ties for points Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday (today) and Liverpool welcome Arsenal on Sunday in a blockbuster Premier League weekend, but neither game is expected to feature a Nigerian, as the Super Eagles’ interest lies in five other fixtures.
  • ✦The hosts beat Manchester City 2–1 last weekend and have won eight of Unai Emery’s nine league meetings with Fulham.
Key Facts:Saturday: Photo: Manchest United on X …Seven Nigerians in crucial ties for points Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday (today) and Liverpool welcome Arsenal on Sunday in a blockbuster Premier League weekend, but neither game is expected to feature a Nigerian, as the Super Eagles’ interest lies in five other fixtures.Saturday: Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey travel with Fulham to Aston Villa on Saturday evening, Semi Ajayi’s Hull City host Ipswich Town, Ola Aina is set to return for Nottingham Forest at Brentford, and Frank Onyeka and Taiwo Awoniyi could feature as Coventry City face Sunderland.Saturday: Chelsea and Manchester United meet at Stamford Bridge at 1:30pm Nigerian time on Saturday.Sunday: Liverpool host Arsenal at 5:30pm Nigerian time (4:30pm GMT) on Sunday.
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Seven Nigerian players are in contention for points in crucial English league ties this weekend as Chelsea host Manchester United and Liverpool face Arsena

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Photo: Manchest United on X …Seven Nigerians in crucial ties for points Chelsea host Manchester United on Saturday (today) and Liverpool welcome Arsenal on Sunday in a blockbuster Premier League weekend, but neither game is expected to feature a Nigerian, as the Super Eagles’ interest lies in five other fixtures.

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