London thriller at the Emirates this weekend. Last weekend’s 1-1 draw at Manchester United all but ended the Gunners’ hopes of chasing down Liverpool at the top of the Premier League. Four points separate Arsenal from third place Nottingham Forest with a host of sides battling for fourth spot,

Arsenal progressed to the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League with ease, but now the Gunners face a stiff test back in the Premier League as rivals Chelsea visit on Sunday.

Fourth on the table, the west London side have won their last two matches against lowly Southampton and Leicester City to close the gap to Arsenal to six points. With the race for Champions League places promising to go to the wire,

Chelsea are looking to extend their winning run to five games in all competitions when they face Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.

Looking to further solidify their second-place spot, Arsenal will welcome fourth-placed Chelsea to Emirates Stadium on Sunday, with the Blues are in a vicious fight to remain afloat in the chase.

Can Chelsea end their hoodoo against out-of-form Arsenal in the Premier League? President Trump is scheduled to host NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the White House Thursday a week after expressing his displeasure with the alliance while speaking with reporters in the Oval Office.

Super Sunday kicks off with a classic Premier League fixture as Arsenal welcome Chelsea to the Emirates stadium (1330 GMT).